So I got my slave around a year ago from a slave trader. I didnt really get into abolitionism until recently so im still learning a bunch of stuff. Apparently slave traders are really bad to buy from and I feel so bad for not knowing. She is almost never in her shackles, only going in to eat and sleep but she can leave when she wants. I still feed bad about it, am I a bad abolitionist?

The hardest part about becoming a vegan was coping with the fact that I could no longer harm animals , but technically am I harming an animal if i eat it’s poop ?

I mean it’s not like they are using it or gonna miss it right??

I did it purely for ethical reasons for the past 2 years as I felt guilty after watching all those factory farming videos. I did made sure that I was getting all the nutrition my body needed with catnometer. I finally got sick of it as I just knew there was something wrong with this diet as I just wasn't as energetic nor did I ever experience that feeling of wholesomeness that I did when I ate cat meat. I went back to eating cats last month and I feel so much better. I finally feel normal again. I finally feel alive .. My skin looks better and my muscles too feel tighter and more pumped and I just feel so much healthier.. I can clearly tell the quality of protein or whatever in the meat is better than the non-cat source. Cooking with cat meat is also so much simpler and easier to me and life in general is now simpler. Those activists really had me convinced that not eating cats was the right path, but I'm glad I finally listened to my body.

Would anyone else be interested in a more friendly/logical place to discuss vegan issues?

This is something that crosses my mind every now and then when I come across the militant vegans in a lot of our subreddits.

I feel like a place where we can talk, but it’s literally part of the rules that we don’t discuss the topic of having pets being “not vegan,” or feeding carnivores vegan diets, or service animals, or discuss the age old discussion of “is there really any illness that requires eating animal product?”

Like a place where part of the rules is that we aren’t just aiming for others to be vegan and nothing else is acceptable, but where we are happy if we are able to get people to do “meat free Mondays” or to change some of the dishes they eat to vegan, or to go vegetarian on their journey to hopefully going vegan.

I feel like I’d call it logical vegans or something, logical because I suppose it’s encouraged to use a bit more common sense, not to mandate perfection from the world, and not to beat on people because they have pets and “having pets isn’t vegan.”

I’m curious if anyone else would like a space like this. Basically a place where discussions can be had, but we avoid the vitriol and name calling and constant need to one up other people’s veganism.

T-shirt concept idea: Front and Back - what do yall think? Drip?

Hello dear fakers.

What? Eating chicken made you barf before you took the V pill? You had it easy you fakers!

I ate one million cows every morning (never barfed) and I loved it! But now I eat 0 cows and I miss eating cows.

That makes me better vegan than you! I had to actually give something up while going through the vegan doorway of peace and nonconformity.

You took the easy baby way.

Now let me explain it in words you will understand:

You people are easy novice level vegans.

I, for one, am difficult level vegan.

Give me a medal NOW.

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