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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Dude. People talk about vegans being obsessed with their diets? freaking carnivores whocan't even imagine dating one because of their love of food seem like they are more overly focused on that.

I'm a vegan, my husband of 20 years is not. We have had 20 wonderful years of meals and dinners out and happiness. And he is a foodie, too. But not to the point that me being a vegan sucks joy out of his life I guess[/quote]

How nice for you.  BTW, most people are omnivores, not carnivores.  [/quote]

Wow. Cool response. I think you get my point. You are just choosing not to deal with that by adding snark.

Choosing not to date a vegan is a limitation on YOUR part.

Choosing not to date a specific vegan is a different matter altogether.[/quote]

OK, I'll bite.  How often do you go out to eat?  What are your regular restaurants?  How often do you refuse to go to a restaurant because of your veganism?  DO you travel extensively?  Internationally?  Who cooks at home?  What do you make at home?  [/quote]

Yes please do share all of your wonderful meals and dinners out and happiness?

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Fine I'll bite too. I will start with meat palaces. In the last year, I have been to incredibly fancy steakhouses or high-end seafood joints in New York, Vegas, Italy, the Bahamas, miami, and New Orleans. And California.

My husband my son and I travel about once every six weeks. We always eat out  and look for local cuisine. never once have I been able to not find something enjoyable at any of these restaurants, even if it's not always as adventurous at a steakhouse as it would be at any other place

Here in the DC area, since November, we have eaten recently at the inn at Little Washington, Zaytinya, Woodlands, Osteroa Bibiana, and Ambar. I am sure there are more exciting places, but we really enjoyed these restaurants

We do do a chain restaurant for normal everyday eating out. We eat at true food once a week[/quote]

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