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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s a glorified eating disorder [/quote] Really? Tell that to the 38% of Indians who are vegetarians. [/quote] Also a lot of Koreans and Buddhist are vegetarian. Honestly I only eat meat when my parents, who are of a certain Generation (cough BOOMERS) visit, because they simply cannot LIVE without meat at their 3 meals day. [b]I think meat eating is very generation-specific in the US and we will see a lot less in 20-30 years. My children willingly choose vegetarian options/faux meats.[/b][/quote] As a life-long vegetarian, this is my hope. I have never pushed vegetarianism on my child or even talked about it, but I do put a lot of effort into cooking meat-free meals that are delicious enough that she doesn't miss the meat. When she goes out to eat now, she often chooses vegan/vegetarian options instead of always defaulting to meat. I hope that when she begins to cook regularly for herself and her family one day, she will cook and eat less meat, especially red meat, because she will have grown up being familiar with and liking meat alternatives. [/quote]
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