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Question by xxpunk_princessxx86: vegetarian?
Both me and my friend are becoming vegetarians and we need tips:
What are are some Do’s and Don’ts of being a vegetarian?
(we know not to eat meat.)
What other foods contain protein?
Is it better for your health?

Please answer.
We are just being the kind of vegetarians that don’t eat meat, fish or anything with a face.
also i hear that Veggs. cannot eat diary prouducts? but thats not considered meat….

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Answer by ZICO
I just decided to be a vegetarian also. Will be reading the answers for my benefit.

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Question by babygirllll :): vegetarian?
ive been thinking about becoming one and i dont know how to start it off, or like what to eat and obviously no meat but is there anything else they dont eat? and what are tips to keep me going? ive never done this and i thought itd be good for my health and for enviroment and what not. anyone out there a vegetarian? is it hard?

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Answer by Danielle ™
My friend is one so I know somewhat about it. For starting off, try to stop eating meat, in moderation, more and more each week. They don’t eat meat and most don’t eat seafood, since it comes from fish. Try to picture your food as an innocent baby animal and remember not to eat it. I believe it would be hard. I’ve considered it but never went through with it. Try eating a lot of pasta and salad in place of it. Also, try vegetarian meats, ect. Hope I helped!

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Question by It’s CARTMAN, bi✝ch: PETA????????????????????????
What does it stand for?
English.

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Answer by rawrrr
people for the ethical treatment of animals

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Question by Astrid: Whats the difference between a vegetarian and a vegan?
I want to become one of those, but idk what I would be called. I’m trying to avoid all meat.. but I love steak and seafood. :( And I will not ever give up dairy products. Which one is best for me?
10pts.

Also, do you have any good, healthy meatless recipes? :)

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Answer by Cyndi
Vegan-no animals what so ever.Any shape or form.
Food,clothes,etc…

If you still want dairy you’d be considered a vegetarian

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