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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Yes she does often clarify and say pescatarian. I think she says vegetarian initially because it's easier. 
Funny thing is that I don't like meat but love fish. I avoid meat and will always choose seafood or vegetable dish at restaurants. And don't ever cook meat at home.  But I don't label myself as anything. It's just a personal taste preference. Guess I'm just venting because she is a slightly annoying person who likes to be the center of attention. This is another way she gets attention. [/quote]

Then your issue is with her, but you were obnoxious in claiming it's "vegetarians who act like victims."

Vegetarians and pescatarians are still in the minority, and most have gotten their share of nastiness from others.

I'm the one who wrote I don't expect people to make things for me, but I will say I don't feel included at events at my inlaws.  I used to bring a vegetarian protein dish, but they were rude about that.   It's almost like they were offended.  Meanwhile, they put meat in everything -- bacon in the salad, ham in the mac and cheese.  It would be nice if just once they'd just leave ham out of the mac and cheese.  Or if they'd be less nasty if I offer to bring a dish.  But I don't say anything to them about it because I suspect they'd be like you and accuse me of acting like a victim or making a fuss.  So I say nothing.

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Yes!  I can so relate.  My mil even gets offended if I bring fruit salad.[/quote]

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