Nhev

beccs98

I'll just answer your question here!

I became a vegetarian because for me, it got to a point where I couldn't eat meat without thinking of the animal. I love animals so much and I often had to think of anything else to get my mind off of it. So eventually I just thought "Why am I even eating it?". You know?

I'm all for the more natural farming techniques (meaning the non factory farming) and try and get my husband to eat those whenever possible. But for me, I still can't even eat those because I'm still thinking "I'm eating an animal".

Nhev

Thanks for letting me know! I honestly couldn't get past thinking of that chicken as a living being last week! I hate to think of how they're raised, too. I at least buy free-range eggs and the chicken was antibiotic-free, cage-free, etc. but it was still hard. Are you able to find good choices at restaurants?

beccs98

I was the exact same (thinking about the animal as a living being). But it's all a personal decision, you know? I'm not vegan, so I still have eggs and I buy free range too. I just hope I'm making good decisions for the animals as much as I can.

I can usually find good choices, for the most part! I mean, they'll be limited if we go to a steak house or something, but we typically go to places that I know has things I like. But like I said, fast food is limited since most places don't have veggie burgers. (Which is a good thing I guess!)

Nhev

That's good to know! I don't plan on becoming vegetarian or anything, but I'm curious and I've thought about it before. Thanks for answering my questions!

beccs98

No problem! I never mind talking about it