Completed

The end of this day marks the finale of our project. Today is the day each of us has surpassed the month-long journey into vegetarianism. More on that at the end of today’s blog post.

For breakfast I ate some blueberry pie. I watched some youtube, I skipped lunch and for dinner we ate vegetarian feijoada. After dinner I rewatched some episodes of Archer which -mannn I wish they’d just upload the new season already. After Archer I played some Rainbow Six Siege.

I’ve decided to continue my vegetarian diet for a indefinite duration of time. I’m not sure when I’ll stop, but for now I just want to continue doing it. Being a vegetarian really isn’t as hard as some people perceive it to be. Some people talk about their meat consumption like they’re in some kind of heroin clinic. Look, I’m a meat lover, I love everything from steak to haggis. But in no way am I unable to live without eating meat. Eating meat is just a simple choice of life, you don’t ”need” it and neither are you incapable of leading an enjoyable life without it.

As I said, eating meat is just a simple choice of life and it’s enormously easy to live without it. At the end of the day, you do you. If you are so inclined to eating meat and can’t imagine a peaceful life in a world where you can’t pursue that habit, then don’t stop. I really don’t care whether you eat meat or don’t. In my train of thought, the project goal was just wanting to make people aware of the problems meat brings with it, be it moral or environmental. The goal was just to make people aware of the widespread ignorance that’s covering the ugly face of the beloved food item.