The Giggle Blizzard said 10 years, 5 months ago:

It probably won’t make you stronger, instead unless you make sure you do it properly you may find yourself physically weaker because of it. Just keep that in mind.

That aside though, becoming a vegetarian or a vegan is all good in my book and I approve – by doing it you will not only take an ethical and moral stance on the hell that is the meat production industry but you are also making yourself an example of the fact that in our modern society we have the knowledge and capability to choose a perfectly healthy alternative way of living life that does not require the killing of other living beings.

I’m not a vegetarian nor a vegan myself but I would like to consider it when I get my own place and have to cook my own food.

Lucy said 9 years, 10 months ago:

Hi! I have been a flexitarian/ vegetarian for 1 year and a half. I started at the beginning of my sophomore year leaving meat products out of my daily intake and sticking to fish products as the only source of animal protein in my diet. I gradually stopped consuming any kind of animal protein and so far I am really happy with my diet. The advice I would like to give you is to make the right choices and by that I mean choosing the right protein substitutions. Being a vegetarian takes much more effort since you have to pay attention to every food group you eat and its nutritional value. Make sure you have no nutritional deficits as this will lead to health problems, others than that, make gradual changes as you won’t be able to adapt to such a drastic lifestyle change otherwise!