davestan_ksan wrote:Haha, sorry to hear about that mate. Well, I am a pescatarian so I do eat fish when I feel the need for something besides tofu. I actually don't eat too much of it. My sister is a full vegetarian and she eats far more than I. I wasn't a fan at first, but I grew to like it. I like other "alternatives" like veggie burgers. I know, I know terrible they sound. I honestly don't miss other meat that much. I find this way I'm eating healthier.
Anyway, you're a good man for adapting to your girlfriend's diet. My best friend's ex-girlfriend is a vegetarian too, and he refused to eat meat substitutes. She was very picky too, if anything came into contact with meat (a utensil, pan, grill, etc.) she wouldn't eat it.
I've never understood how some vegetarians eat fish - calling them pescatarians is a much better idea
I don't actually mind veggie bugers, they don't taste anything like meat, but they do taste really nice - as do the sausages. Quorn gives me a headache if I eat too much, but in moderation it is ok. She appreciates me trying, and the only thing we really disagree on is whether our children (if we get married) would be vegetarians - I believe meat is needed as part of a balanced diet, whilst she doesn't.
What happens if you end up living together? Will you become a vegetarian yourself?
We've already decided that in such a circumstance I'll have a hobby room and separate kitchen to cook steak and bacon in, maybe a pool table, a well stocked bar... I like the sound of it
