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paulmclennon:

Like looking at an old photograph…

Yes, I do have some advice:

First of all, don’t let anyone turn you down on your desires to become a vegetarian/vegan. A lot of people ill try to talk to you out of it because they think you’re going to risk your health. Please let them know what you’re planning to do and how, so they don’t have worries.

Then you have to commit. And by that I mean that you really stick to your word and try to turn away from animal derived products. It might me a little bit difficult at the beginning but you’ll see that you become accustomed to the new way of life.

Remember that by being a veggie you might not be able to share some food your family may prepare for you, so another thing to do is cook. Cook to yourself. Prepare your food yourself. Learn what you like and how. You will not only know how to handle things in the kitchen but will make you self-sufficient and no one could potentially ruin your lifestyle by adding ingredients you don’t really want to eat into your meal. You could potentially even grow your own veggies and fruits in your garden.

Consult a doctor. This way you will have necessary assessment so you don’t get your health messed up. Make the change slowly, not abruptly. Think about what your body requires and how you can change it to fit your new life-style.

The most important thing is to respect everybody’s life. Every being over the planet deserves to be treated with dignity.

You can also check more info here, darling. http://www.lindamccartney.com/

Well, you know, Paul and I are into vegetarianism and we try to feed our animals with the same kind of diet. So I think that if I got stucked with Martha in an island we would be okay as long as we could find sherlter and a source of food. No meat of course.

But we would miss Paul like mad.

Well, at first I though I was having nightmares.

But then my make-up started lacking and I found out Paul was really using it during the nights. So, I hid it where Paul couldn’t find it:

I thought that would make him drop the habit, and at first it did. But for weeks he stayed hours up in bed, looking rather sad.

He never really gained the courage to ask me for my make-up’s location.

With that, I thought that his drag “phase” would dissapear, but then he started putting on my clothes when he was in the bathroom at nights.

I gave up.

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