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> i do eat meat (would love to stop) I want to be encouraging here. Even reducing has a big impact on harm to animals and the environment. I'm down about 95-
by throwaway2037 2y ago
> i do eat meat (would love to stop)
I want to be encouraging here. Even reducing has a big impact on harm to animals and the environment. I'm down about 95-99% from childhood. I was a strict vegan for a while, but it was just too difficult socially. I realised that reducing my harm and environmental footprint by 95+% was enough. I don't worry too much about the rest. Please don't read this response that you need to reduce by 95%! Even reducing 50% is a huge win. Or you could try to switch to more ethical meat sources -- raised on nice farms with plenty of space. Again: This has a real impact.
- 4ggr0 2y ago> Even reducing has a big impact on harm to animals and the environment yeah, agree 100%! Almost a year ago i was living vegetarian, but then a couple of months ago some minor depressive moods were enough to destroy my willpower to resist meat. i love the taste and texture of meat, incl. liver, sheep, kidney etc., so the reason for me to be vegetarian are purely ethical reasons. but i will try to reduce my consumption again, i know that i can do it :)