PandaBear
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The transition to vegetarianism was easier for me when I first really did it at age 17...I had learned a lot about what happens on factory farms, laboratories, etc., and so my youthful energy became anger and so I acted out of compassion for the animals.
I've lapsed many times. I know it's because I psychologically associate eating with comfort, and so if I'm "depriving" myself of something I think tastes good, it's not going to work. I need to figure out some techniques to equate meat (all of it) with something nauseating. And of course, to remember that compassion and the energy I had when I was younger.
I've heard walnuts have the Omega-3's. Can anyone verify?
I've lapsed many times. I know it's because I psychologically associate eating with comfort, and so if I'm "depriving" myself of something I think tastes good, it's not going to work. I need to figure out some techniques to equate meat (all of it) with something nauseating. And of course, to remember that compassion and the energy I had when I was younger.
I've heard walnuts have the Omega-3's. Can anyone verify?
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