I'm vegan and so is Mr. Meatless. We both went vegetarian around the same time five years ago, but I went vegan about two years earlier than him. As of this past January he is vegan too. yay.

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i'm not married but we have been together for almost 10 years



i cook primarily but sometimes i leave him recipes or pre-make a dinner for him to cook while i am at work. the only time he has meat is when he barbeques or when we eat out (unless i can talk him into going to a veg restaurant). i don't cook meat because

1. i learned to cook after becoming veg and therefore have never cooked meat

2. i don't want to have to deal with the prospect of cross contamination with my cooking equipment

3. meat is gross

I'm not married, but I've been with my guy for six years, plan to marry after two more. He's okay with me being a vegetarian, and I'm okay with him being omni. We've never lived together and I've only recently become vegetarian but when we do live together, he'll be mindful of my vegetarianism when he cooks for us.

I'm married to an omni. It wasn't a factor in my decision to marry him; he has said before that if I were a vegan it would have been a factor in his decision to marry me. (I don't actually think this is true. I'm irresistible. At least to him. )



It is indeed challenging to make meals for both of us. We try to have meals with a vegetarian base and a meat side for him, but he likes so few things that I like that this doesn't work for many meals. It's extra challenging because he doesn't eat very well left alone (like when I get tired of accommodating him and make myself all-out veggie meal using ingredients he hates) and I naturally want him to eat well, but I can't prepare meals for him because he's the type of person who eats according to his cravings--if I've planned a meal that he likes but isn't in the mood for, he won't eat it. We're still working this out.



We talk about my vegetarianism sometimes--he has said he would be unhappy if I were a vegetarian for ethical, health, or environmental reasons because he thinks those reasons don't hold up. I'm not a good debater so I've never been able to successfully argue otherwise. I doubt he will ever become a vegetarian, but I hope that eventually his fixation on meat (he doesn't feel a meal is complete without meat, unless it's breakfast) will fade to the point where we can have completely vegetarian days sometimes.

Im married to another VB'er. We shared a house together before we were in a relationship. One night I said to her "Im really desperate for a veggie gf and you're gagging for a veggie bf so lets go to vegas, get trashed, and make it an official animal friendly union". She was pretty open to that

Haha! That made me laugh.

I'm married to a vegan and I am a vegan as well.



When we met, I'd say we were both pretty 'devote' flesh eaters, however we changed together.

My parents were raised flesh eaters but mymu mwent vegetarian and a year later my dad became one too. It's been 18years and they haven't looked back. I hope to someday meet someone who's a vegetarian like me. Where are you girls meeting these amazing men?! I would love an awesome veggie bf!

Not marriage by any stretch of the imagination, but I wanted to join in anyway? :P

My foybriend is a dietary vegan, but not for ethical reasons. He was involved in a bet with a mutual vegan friend, and if he lost he was to go vegan for a month - he did, and got into the habit of eating that way, and he now gets sick if he eats dairy or meat etc, although he will occassionally try it just to see.
Doesn't bother me in the slightest.

I'm married to an omni. I was also an omni when we got married. I cook vegan for both of us and it works out fine. We don't argue about it.

I'm married to what I like to call a 'visi-vegetarian' He's vegetarian...when he's around me. But when he goes to work I know he's looking forward to his pulled pork at lunch time! It's an understanding we have.

He's trying...and I still love him.

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I married an omni, and was at the time. I've since gone Vegan, while he happily continues to be an omni, as are the kids. He knows that I've had ongoing problems with my allergies over the years, and has been very supportive with me recently going Vegan because of them. Our friends on the other hand are a completely different breed, and expect a royal flaming when they find out that I've decided that the Vegan lifestyle is the best for me.