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falling-in-love-tomorrow:

If you change nothing,

nothing will change

MYTH: Vegans have countless rules about what can be eaten.

To vegans, it appears that meat-eaters are the ones with lots of rules. In the United States, people eat cows but not horses, and chickens but not cats. But among Hindus in India, cows are verboten, and in the Philippines and Korea, Lassie is on the menu. Some religions forbid eating pigs, while others don’t. In the face of these varying, often contradictory norms, vegans have only one rule: We don’t intentionally eat, use or wear anything from an animal — whether meat, leather, eggs, milk, wool, silk or honey.

Source » The Washington Post: “Five Myths About Vegans” - Carol J. Adams

Change is hard. 

But not changing is even harder. 

I wish I could just get this on a business card.

veganpizzaparty:

Once you’ve been vegan for a while you don’t look at other foods and say “Oh man, I wish I could eat that.” That’s just simply not the case.

When I look at foods that aren’t vegan now, they literally don’t even register in my mind as edible. When I look through a menu at a restaurant I don’t give anything else a second glance. So please stop acting like I’m on some punishment, because I’m not.

I love animals, I love the environment, and I love being healthy.  

My first ice cream since the beginning of this year! So simple and so good!