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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Every vegan I know cheats when it suits them, but they won't eat what I serve at my house to make things easier.  Even when I've tried -- "this has gluten!  omg this has added sugar!"  It's just an eating disorder for most people.  If you're a vegan who wears leather, admit it, you don't actually give a crap about animals.  If you're a vegan who binge eats chick fil A regularly and has the "occasional steak," you're not actually vegan and you can stop being difficult at dinners.  If you're a vegan who eats fish, shrimp, and eggs, you're not vegan and you can eat the regular mayonnaise in my fridge instead of making me go to whole foods to get you vegannaise.[/quote]

Sorry, I don't know part time vegans. At all. You are generalizing maybe one person. Come on [/quote]

It’s not “one person” at all. Several of us have replied here and we know people just like this. I know more than one of the type someone referenced here:  “Be a pain in the ass about vegan food to the waiter and expect nonvegan entrees to be tailored to them, then jump right into the nonvegan dessert when it arrives at the table.”[/quote]

You are then referring to people who aren't vegan or vegetarian. So, you just have stupid friends, and maybe you have stupid friends because  that is the kind of people you attract. You're all just shallow and immature. But your argument has nothing to do  with a vegan or vegetarian person. It has to do with people who say they are vegan and aren't . This doesn't even belong in a thread about diets. It belongs in a thread about relationships.

Vegans and vegetarians don't eat food that isn't vegan or vegetarian. If they do,  they aren’t vegan or vegetarian, and  never have been. Maybe they consider themselves  to be "more plant based" but your problems with them have nothing to do with a vegan diet, it has to do with them and either their choices or their hypocrisy. Or a communication problem between all of you. But- no, this is about being a vegan. It's really that simple. [/quote]

Nope, sorry, if we must respect pronouns and gender identity, we also must respect Vegan Identity! Because how dare you call into question how someone else self-identifies? Definitions of veganism and vegetarian are apparently fluid, because when my sister was a vegetarian for 15 years, she still ate the occasional can of Chicken and Stars when she was sick, and ate meat in small portions on a few occasions while she was a visiting pastor in Mexico and didn’t want to offend people she visited.[/quote]

You come off as super angry about people who don't think the way you think. Ultimately, your opinions on gender identity and diet are irrelevant. It's interesting to argue it out on an anonymous board, in real life your anger about how other people live foes change anything. [/quote]

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