Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been a vegetarian for over 15 years but went to Chick-Fil-A three times during pregnancy. I never told anyone.
Did you eat the chicken at Chic-Fil-A? Did it make you sick since you hadn't eaten meat in so long, or were you OK?

Anonymous wrote:I've been a vegetarian for over 15 years but went to Chick-Fil-A three times during pregnancy. I never told anyone.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Vegetarian here. Lots of people told me I was going to want some bacon or a hamburger while pregnant. Turns out I didn't. But thank guys, very helpful.
Ha ha, same here. So many people asked if I would 'still' be a vegetarian during both of my pregnancies. Hm well I haven't eaten meat in 25 years, I'm certainly not craving it since I don't even remember what it tastes like.
like sombody said, craving have nothing to do with remembering tastes. in both my pregnancies, i craved beer. i am a teetotaler and never drank beer in my life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a thing. I went vegetarian so my pregnant friend could eat meat for a while and more animals wouldn't die because of her cravings.
Joey is that you? What a nice thing to do for your friend Phoebe!
NOBODY'S commented on this yet?! C'mon people, "if you're gonna do something wrong, do it right!"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Vegetarian here. Lots of people told me I was going to want some bacon or a hamburger while pregnant. Turns out I didn't. But thank guys, very helpful.
Ha ha, same here. So many people asked if I would 'still' be a vegetarian during both of my pregnancies. Hm well I haven't eaten meat in 25 years, I'm certainly not craving it since I don't even remember what it tastes like.
like sombody said, craving have nothing to do with remembering tastes. in both my pregnancies, i craved beer. i am a teetotaler and never drank beer in my life.
OP your sister should consider herself lucky.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cravings have no rhyme or reason. It isn't about "remembering what it tastes like" oh sanctiveggie- it's about your body having an innate need/desire for something.
Pregnant women who crave eating dirt or laundry detergent aren't "remembering a time long ago when they ate dirt". They crave it.
I was a meat eater who couldn't DEAL with the smell or texture of meat for the first 15 weeks or so with my first. So? I couldn't eat it. I ate what my body told me to during pregnancy.
So, do you think people whose bodies are craving laundry detergent should eat what their bodies tell them to?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Vegetarian here. Lots of people told me I was going to want some bacon or a hamburger while pregnant. Turns out I didn't. But thank guys, very helpful.
Ha ha, same here. So many people asked if I would 'still' be a vegetarian during both of my pregnancies. Hm well I haven't eaten meat in 25 years, I'm certainly not craving it since I don't even remember what it tastes like.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a thing. I went vegetarian so my pregnant friend could eat meat for a while and more animals wouldn't die because of her cravings.
Joey is that you? What a nice thing to do for your friend Phoebe!

Anonymous wrote:Cravings have no rhyme or reason. It isn't about "remembering what it tastes like" oh sanctiveggie- it's about your body having an innate need/desire for something.
Pregnant women who crave eating dirt or laundry detergent aren't "remembering a time long ago when they ate dirt". They crave it.
I was a meat eater who couldn't DEAL with the smell or texture of meat for the first 15 weeks or so with my first. So? I couldn't eat it. I ate what my body told me to during pregnancy.