Hey graalians! So I have been thinking/wanting to go vegan I don't really know much information about this other than you don't eat/use anything that uses animals?If any of you people are vegan could you give some (TIPS/LINKS TO VIDEOS ABOUT THIS TOPIC) would be very much appreciated! *If you don't have anything nice/smart to say about this please don't comment*  

More delicious food for me!

But really I've heard that it isn't easy to stick to a vegan diet so if you're really going to do this just be prepared.

Not a vegan myself (I'd make it about a day without meat then die) but this is what I have heard.  

Going vegan means you do not eat anything that contains any animal products.

Different from a vegetarian (who restrict themselves mainly from just meat), going vegan means giving up food such as bread (has eggs and milk), dairy products (milk, cheese, yogurt), many sweets such as cookies, cupcakes, and cake (has eggs and milk), and essentially anything that is made with something from an animal (namely milk, eggs, cheese, butter, etc.), seafood, and even simple snacks you might miss (can't eat Nacho Cheese Doritos, any form of bread, chocolate, Cheetos, etc.) Most vegans adopt a diet heavily based off of vegetables, and there are many foods that can be found in "vegan form".

Being a vegan is difficult and will most likely be extremely difficult to contain during the first few months of it. However, vegans typically tend to have healthier life style and make better food choices.

Good luck!  

Im a Ghoul.  

Oh god, dun do dis to yourself.

Face it, humans are omnivores.

We need protein to survive, not just from beans and stuff but from other organisms.

Whatever your reason for going full vegan is, I can assure you it isn't worth the inconvenience.  

Posted by CM CM

Going vegan means you do not eat anything that contains any animal products.

Different from a vegetarian (who restrict themselves mainly from just meat), going vegan means giving up food such as bread (has eggs and milk), dairy products (milk, cheese, yogurt), many sweets such as cookies, cupcakes, and cake (has eggs and milk), and essentially anything that is made with something from an animal (namely milk, eggs, cheese, butter, etc.), seafood, and even simple snacks you might miss (can't eat Nacho Cheese Doritos, any form of bread, chocolate, Cheetos, etc.) Most vegans adopt a diet heavily based off of vegetables, and there are many foods that can be found in "vegan form".

Being a vegan is difficult and will most likely be extremely difficult to contain during the first few months of it. However, vegans typically tend to have healthier life style and make better food choices.

Good luck!

Thanks for this I have a little better of an understanding.  

Why change your lifestyle into something you dont even know much about?...  

Posted by Fulgore

More delicious food for me!

But really I've heard that it isn't easy to stick to a vegan diet so if you're really going to do this just be prepared.

Not a vegan myself (I'd make it about a day without meat then die) but this is what I have heard.

I may not start atm but I will sooner or later.

Posted by twilit

Why change your lifestyle into something you dont even know much about?...

I don't like the way animals are treated ever since I seen a video of a cow getting hurt I feel bad eating meat, I know it won't be easy but I am willing to try.  

That's just they way things are.

How do you think a wolf's prey feels when it's being eaten alive?

It's the circle of life, only humans just motorize the whole system.  

Posted by 5hift

Oh god, dun do dis to yourself.

Face it, humans are omnivores.

We need protein to survive, not just from beans and stuff but from other organisms.

Whatever your reason for going full vegan is, I can assure you it isn't worth the inconvenience.

I have found this youtubers named kalel or something? She seems to be doing fine (Recently she made a video about being vegan).But I understand that other people don't really care/don't want that lifestyle.  

Go vegetarian first, do that for a few months and go from there. Even going vegetarian is hard.


A good way to start is first cutting out red meats for the first two weeks, still eating white meat, and after two weeks cut out white meat, still eating fish. After four weeks cut out all meat. Worked for me.  

Posted by Mangsi

Go vegetarian first, do that for a few months and go from there. Even going vegetarian is hard.


A good way to start is first cutting out red meats for the first two weeks, still eating white meat, and after two weeks cut out white meat, still eating fish. After four weeks cut out all meat. Worked for me.

So you don't do it all at once? If this is the case then i think i could go through the process much easier and not stress as much about it. Thanks for the tip's people <3.  

Posted by SouthernZombie*

So you don't do it all at once? If this is the case then i think i could go through the process much easier and not stress as much about it. Thanks for the tip's people <3.

No way. If you try doing it all at once you'll burn out within the first week. Baby steps.  

http://ohsheglows.com/ is a good website with lots of vegan meal recipes if you like to cook. Eating out in restaurants might be a little more difficult now though.  

I would become vegan for oreos, Oreos are vegan.
I think.