I’m considering being vegetarian but idk?
Hi! I’ve been looking into nutrition lately bc I want to be healthier and It occurred to me that being vegetarian is healthier than being someone who eats meat.
I know that can be controversial and people can get very upset about that statement but I also feel like as someone who’s been eating meat for 19 years I was kinda like “well okay 🤷♀️” I’m not even sure if it’s 100% true but either way it’s a choice for what I put in my body.
Idk if it’s true or not but I guess what I’m wondering is why you all chose to be vegetarian.
I have a few friends in my life that are vegetarian and I’ve never seen it as a big deal I mean it’s just what u choose to eat but I also feel like people WILL view you differently if you choose not to eat meat and ur cultural food has a lot of meat within it (for reference I’m Nigerian lol).
There are times when I eat meat and I’m like okay this is good but there are other times when I REALIZE it’s meat? Idk how to explain. Like it makes me gag. I feel like I’m so used to it but I’ve just been questioning “why” I eat it? Idk.
I guess I’m trying to figure out my “why” behind it. Some people stop bc of their love for animals, some stop of health reasons, some stop bc of religious reasons.
I’m not someone who eats meat that often, I usually just eat chicken and beef but my God I hate pork and fish.
I feel like figuring out my “why” will help me understand what I’m going into. Plus I’ve always explored vegan and vegetarian meals and they are tasty so the whole “it’s not as good at meaty foods” thing is just a huge lie to me.
Looking forward to ur responses!! Thanks a bunch :)