I like vegetarian!
By Trista_wong
@Trista_wong (49)
Shenzhen, China
1 response
@mythociate (21437)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
1 Apr 15
It's "Being a vegetarian makes me happy," or "Vegetarianism makes me happy." But myLot-members are 'more-understanding' about 'international English' like that.
Yet if I had not said that, chances are good that you would have thought you were using correct English there 
Anyway ... it used to be that EVERYONE was a vegetarian on the weekdays, that people could only afford "steak-dinner, hamburgers etc." on Saturdays & Sundays.
Meat is still on the government-suggested menu in America (in the 'protein'-category), but not as much as Fruits & Vegetables. Oh, you could replace it with peanuts and other things; but I think meatt helps build immunity-&-strength in your digestive-system.
Anyway ... it used to be that EVERYONE was a vegetarian on the weekdays, that people could only afford "steak-dinner, hamburgers etc." on Saturdays & Sundays.
Meat is still on the government-suggested menu in America (in the 'protein'-category), but not as much as Fruits & Vegetables. Oh, you could replace it with peanuts and other things; but I think meatt helps build immunity-&-strength in your digestive-system.
@Hopefull90 (921)
• United States
8 Jun 15
@Trista_wong
IT has been proven that a person on a well rounded vegetarian diet live longer than those who eat meat, especially red meat. There have been cases where a person was allergic to a lot of vegetable foods and meat had to be added to the diet. But there is clean meat and unclean meat.
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