My youngest daughter (now 9) went veggie when she was 6. We thought it was a phase that would be over within weeks, but 3 years and counting. She's trying to veer towards vegan, but we are successfully fielding that at the moment - cheese being the big one. She eats eggs, but accepts that doesn't count, as the eggs come from our own rescue chickens, so is the reverse of exploitation, and they'd lay them regardless of whether we eat them or not.

I have no problem with what people choose to eat (except the statement that honey is not vegan and should be avoided, which is stupid and shortsighted - we need as many beekeepers as possible)

My eldest daughter has now joined her on the veggie path, and my wife mostly too.

I largely eat veggie at home (because I have to) but point me at a BBQ in the summer, and I'll be eating it before it's cooked!

Sounds fishy...

Then fair enough, I retract my comment.

Although I wasn't judging you for claiming to be bigger than God because it'd be dangerous to then put myself out there as God's judge's judge. Even that would be a brag that was a bit much for the HOL.

My 17 year old daughter went veggie at 6, she changed to vegan a few months ago. She was a national standard triathlete for many years. My 19 year old daughter eats mainly vegan food, but doesn't like to cause people hassle when she eats with them, so she does eat meat sometimes, my wife is much the same.

It's not an easy road for young people growing up who would like to be vegan. All power to your children for doing what they think is right.

22 years eating a vegan diet. Perfectly happy and healthy on it.

22 years? Amateur. Try 32 and counting

Big chest and massive boobs

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Still in training, I'll be a pro one day

22 years eating a vegan diet. Perfectly happy and healthy on it.