I need support please

I’ve been trying veganism for about a year because the environment is super important to me. Recently I’ve found myself having a lot of dairy (mostly cheese and baked goods). I guess I just need some encouragement to turn this ship around. I am really only pursuing veganism for environmental and animal rights reasons. How do people really commit?

Go on YouTube and watch Earthlings and then Dominion in their entirety.

Every vegan meal I consume is an activist and joyful gesture in my opinion. Every meal is devoid of cruelty. Being vegan is such a luxury, and I enjoy eating more than I ever have. In addition, I shed 22 pounds. It’s obvious that adopting a vegan diet is far healthier for the environment and my body. I also follow vegan activists and farm animal rescues on Instagram, where they frequently share videos showing the harsh reality of industrial farming. It serves as a helpful reminder of the morally just nature of veganism.

observe dominance. You will cheat if the environment is your only motivation. In order for it to become a “never” as opposed to a “sometimes,” you must witness the abuse you pay for.

In my opinion, being vegan and anti-species is more than just a diet; it’s a deep-rooted aspect of who I am and what I stand for. I don’t even consider eating those things to be an option because of this; it’s like, bigger than just me and my compulsions.

When something matters to you, it shows in your behavior.

You can claim to support or oppose anything, but if your behavior doesn’t match your words, it will sound hollow.

You resemble those conservatives with strong family values who get abortions, cheat on their spouses, and cause scandals.

I will answer in a way that sets myself apart from everyone else. Remember you’re human and take each day as it comes. It’s acceptable to make errors and keep in mind that even little adjustments matter. Best of luck

Everything non-vegan in your refrigerator should be thrown out! Possessing anything handy can significantly raise the likelihood of consuming non-vegetarian food.

Enough veal “houses” passing through dairy land, in my opinion. That every time I consider purchasing cheese, I have flashbacks of those unfortunate calves, staked to the ground and kept apart from their mothers and siblings for months, frequently in extremely cold conditions, in filthy white plastic hovels. then driven to their ultimate location on strained ligaments and fractured bones by beatings and/or proddings. The slaughterhouse is the only thing that can save them from their lonely and painful existence. And all of a sudden, I have absolutely no desire to eat it.

I was most allergic to dairy, even though I adored pizza and cheese. This came down to deciding I had willpower over what I chose to eat. I just wanted to do it, and that was the only motivation. Since it was a challenge to myself, it was simpler for me to simply say no. And slowly, the craving for dairy products and cheese vanished. I no longer crave cheese at all when I look at it. I now order a tomato pie from my neighborhood pizzeria, and I couldn’t be happier.

My second month of going vegan. It’s fantastic in my opinion; it makes me feel like a kid having 200 brand-new toys to play with in one day. There’s so much to learn, explore, combine, taste, and produce. These days, it’s impossible to manufacture a texture or flavor. Investigate them in the media. Remain strong, relish your veganism, and keep the animals in mind. Is it okay for you to go through all of that in order to get a piece of cake, cheese, or meat on the plate? Hmm, something to consider…