Types of Veganism

[Guest guest]

>Although I don't know how 'vegan' everyone esle on this list is

>either. Sometimes people tell me they are vegan and then I realise

>that they deviate slightly. Anyone that is kind of vegan is better

>than kind of not-vegan. I don't get this deviation thing though.

 

There is a good article about the differing levels of veganism on

veganoutreach.org, in my opinion the best vegan web site out there.

 

http://www.veganoutreach.org/advocacy/path.html#busting

 

If you have time I think it's worth reading the whole article

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[Guest guest]

> There is a good article about the differing levels of veganism on

veganoutreach.org, in my opinion the best vegan web site out there.

>

> http://www.veganoutreach.org/advocacy/path.html#busting

>

> If you have time I think it's worth reading the whole article

 

 

Thanks for that. It's a great website, I agree. Very interesting.

 

It can be very difficult (if not impossible) to eliminate everything

from our lifestyle that is directly or indirectly connected to animal

suffering. I would consider myself a strict vegan, although there are

sadly bound to be things in my life that may have been processed

(etc) using animal products. I know when I first became a vegan it

was easy. I was ready to do it, and let go of all animal products in

my diet over night. It was amazing! But then I started to realise

that that wasn't the end of it. Delve deeper and you find there's

always something else! Usually just as you start getting cozy too.

 

This world is blessed by anyone that has given up animal products

(for whatever reason they did too).

 

Love and peace

 

Anastasia

 

By the why did everyone here decide to go vegan?