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Atheists of Lemmy, is your partner religious?
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this post was submitted on 09 Aug 2024
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For sure being vegan has gotten a lot easier since I started. At home, I'm very lucky that she does most of the cooking. Sometimes she eats what she makes for me, other times she makes herself something separate. I wash the dishes to my own standards, so I don't worry about "contamination" except for a few things: cutting board, frying pan.
Being (or being with) a vegan can be super inconvenient at times. After all these years (married for 21), we are super well-adjusted to it.
Sounds pretty inconsiderate of the meat eater to force the rest to handle corpses instead of just eat their meal
Actually, the meat eater did all the cooking and was very considerate with everyone's wishes :-)