meat-eater co-existance stories

[Guest guest]

PT,

 

I'm the same way. I won't buy meat anymore and I won't cook it. I live with a

meat eater bf and he cooks for himself. I don't cook for myself. I just eat

enough to live off of but I don't a very healthy diet. I'll eat certain foods.

Normally when I do eat healthy, it's Chinese, Indian, or Thai food. All are

good for my vegitarian diet. I really like this one veggie dish from the Thai

resturant we go to. It has some potatoes and you can get it with tofu if you

want. I like how they let you choose how spicy you want your food. My bf got me

into Thai food.

 

Jessika

 

~ P_T ~ <patchouli_troll wrote:

, " Sheryl " <ssarndt>

wrote:

 

> Has your not eating meat really caused some serious problems?

 

Not what I would consider really serious, but there have

been a few minor squabbles. Thankfully I am rather stubborn

on this topic and have little trouble sticking to my opinion.

 

 

> I want to hear also about others' situations involving meat-eating

> partners. What do you do?

 

I show him the same measure of tolerance he shows me,

for the most part. I don't force him to eat vegetarian foods,

but do try to prepare a nice variety of interesting dishes.

We usually vote on items and I won't make them again

unless more than two people agree they like that particular

recipe.

 

Do you let them have it in the house, or

> do you make them go out to eat?

 

I allow it in our house, but they must cook it and handle it.

I simply cannot as it sickens me.

 

~ PT ~

 

The superstition in which we grew up, though we may

recognize it, does not lose its power over us.

Not all are free who would make mock of their chains.

~ Gotthold Lessing

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

if i were to live with a significant other, I'd tell him, I'm a vegetarian

and more than happy to cook for both of us, but if you want meat (unless

he's a veggie too), you're more than welcome to go get it yourself and cook

it. :-)

 

Megan