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@mtness | |
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for myself i used to eat alot of meat coming 4rm nz, but because i want to cherish life and not kill i felt it would be better to be veg, that was around 5 years ago and my health is still very good. So plz say why u r interested in becoming/being a vegetarian? |
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@jean168 | 12 December 07 |
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Yes, being vegetarian make me healthy and keep me fit...
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@aaren | 15 January 08 |
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was born to vegetarian parents...and am glad that am a vegetarian... :)
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@jean168 | 15 January 08 |
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@ Aaren Oh... U ar glad become vegetarian? Why? Could u tell us here?
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@mtness | 25 January 08 |
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aaren, oh i c these days i live in india and there are heaps of vege families around, lots of great vege only resturants too.
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@aaren | 9 February 08 |
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vegetarianism is more in tune with nature...more hygienic...there isnt any cruelty demonstrated, as no lives are taken; the plants grow again...thats mother nature's gift to us, and we are to accept it with grace...thats it...
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@jean168 | 9 February 08 |
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And ar u glad to be VEGETARIAN  ? Bcs seems that u become vege not by choice
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@aaren | 11 February 08 |
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not exactly...i did try non-veg foods, in the company of my friends way back in college (there wasnt any opposition from my parents mind you)...but honestly, i didnt relish them at all, didnt develop any food fads either...and to go with it to imagine the cruelty at the abbatoir...no, it wouldnt go down my gullet...
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@mtness | 11 February 08 |
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aaren, thats a wonderful way to look at being a vegetarian, but spare a thought 4 the creatures that die during harvest, i find it helpful to think even to those extremes as it allows me an opportunity to be more minful and grateful of the food i eat, takecare.
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