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I feel like it makes sense but I'm quite doubtful of it. Have you ever doubted veganism? Why?

Learning English is totally worth it even though it took me years. I can't imagine my life without it now. Or else, I wouldn't be able to watch my favourite YouTube channels that are not subtitled in my language.

I get to engage in English language subreddits instead of being in a bubble with content only from my country. I've also had conversations with foreigners in English. This language opens so many doors.

Even after learning about animal cruelty, it didn't turn me vegan. Only that it made me more aware as a consumer. The most it's done is deterring me from buying certain non-vegan things sometimes.

The idea of being vegan seems so overwhelming considering the inconvenience and the conservative loved ones in my life.

To be clear, I'm not asking for tips on how to go vegan.

So, how do you have the conviction and discipline to go and stay vegan? Did it feel overwhelming at first?

I'm confused whether I have to match the tense with the first verb. For example,

• He stayed at home instead of went/goes/go to the gym.

Which one?