>try veganism for a month
>feel like a monk
>eat meat
>start feeling aggresive again
>i'm feeeeeeeeling
why does this happen
>try veganism for a month. >feel like a monk. >eat meat. >start feeling aggresive again
>try veganism for a month
>feel like a monk
>eat meat
>start feeling aggresive again
>i'm feeeeeeeeling
why does this happen
Preconceived notions and marketing. You're basically a betamale.
dude i know i suck, why has SwoleShack need to be like this y.y
nta it sounds suHispanicious and like it's just bullshit but its actually true, at least if you become a raw vegan. I've even been fruitarian for a while and it's almost ridiculous how the stress all kind of just flows away from you. Becoming a lot thinner and losing some muscle might be a part of what I experienced though.
A downside is that while you are relaxed and in a good mood, there's a balance to be had. When you become too relaxed you let things slide, you are not as motivated to improve yourself in other ways. You're less competitive, you take on less battles.
lol vegan is slowly dying of b12 deficiency
B12 is very easy to supplement and is even in plant milk and lots of other ingredients nowadays. More omnivores have a b12 deficiency than vegans in the current day. Mine has been very high after 10 years of veganism every time I get a yearly check up.
>i activate my spell card! CHANGE OF HEART!
>i'll use this card to bring a monster back onto the battlefield, MONSTER REBORN!
>yes! this was the card i was waiting for, i offer two monsters as tribute, iam counting on you. i summon DARK MAGICIAN!
man, yugi was so unfair...
>being agro is a bad thing
I'll throw a homosexual off any height
what?
Some Buddhists believe that other animals can detect when you are a carnivore and treat you like a predator
> be years ago in college
> trying out vegetarianism for a few months because Mahayana Buddhism is dope
> after a few months of no meat, I step outside during work for a break
> a monarch butterfly is flitting around me
> stick out my finger on the off chance it will do something
> it_lands.jpeg
> begin to marvel at nature and how we are all connected
> after a few minutes, butterfly flits away
I gave up vegetarianism a few months after that and it’s been years that I still eat meat, but I really do think Buddhists are onto something and probably understand nature more than the western world
>animals can detect that you are no longer a threat after months neutering yourself
YOU CANT MAKE THIS SHIT UP
i have this idea that if i consume meat, i'm consuming part of the stress the animal had gone thru.
maybe i'm going schizo idk haha.
i'm planning on just running, cycling, doing yoga and maybe planks and handstands
i don't mind losing muscle.
Based vegbros
It's true. Animals have a keen sense of seeing another's intent. It's why your dog can tell if you're sick or stress before you realize it.
>not eating meat neuters you
Vegetarians live longer, smell better, have better sex and less ED, and a higher IQ.
Compared to who? Meat eaters in question eat predominantly plant based.
>and a higher IQ.
>malnourishing yourself improves brain function
Prove it.
I'm serious I want to dunk on some carnitards.
>Beeing vegan turns you into disney princess
>that's a good thing
holy kek
when will SwoleShack understand violence is cringe...
>eat like cattle
>feel like cattle
>eat like predator
>feel like predator
lol this lmao
Go be a fairy somewhere else
you can get all the benefits of raw veganism without the estrogen by just not eating at all
the amount of onions in this thread is unlike anything i've ever seen on fit
I've been vegan for 4 years now and very rarely do I find myself getting anywhere close to being angry. Like when people say 'don't let the small stuff bother you' I find that it doesn't any more. But I don't think it's veganism alone that brought this on but general lifestyle changes over the last 4-5 years (counselling, new job, consistent gym, more social).
I imagine everyone has this small feeling of conflicting thoughts when they eat meat, even if it's just sometimes. So from that point of view of being able to live without that on my mind, not having to justify it to myself, I think it makes me more calm or at peace throughout the day. Or something like that.
I've been vegan for a several-year stretch, so I can speak from experience. Veganism does give you spirituality gains in the short term, but it's unsustainable in the long term; it leads to muscle wasting, emaciation, and eventually mental illness. That's because plants don't have a bunch of nutrients like cholesterol and creatine.
So why does veganism allow for more spiritual growth in the short term? My theory is that, since we are biological carnivores, eating nothing but plant foods puts our body into starvation mode (also known as fasting). Virtually every religion in the world agrees that fasting is helpful, perhaps even necessary, for spiritual growth. Why? Who knows. Perhaps the lack of digestive demand allows your body to direct more resources toward healing and clear thought. Perhaps in losing weight, you expel toxins stored in your tissues (especially in your fat), thus cleansing your body. Perhaps ketosis is the natural state of the human body, and it affords clarity and mindfulness.
Tl;dr - if you're going to try veganism for spirituality gains, don't do it long-term. And it might even be better to straight-up fast instead.
>go vegan
>testosterone drops like a rock
such a mystery