I don't see much cannibalism

22 years eating a vegan diet. Perfectly happy and healthy on it.

You're assuming that all us meat lovers buy the sh1te they package up in Tesco or the frozen processed entrails they flog in Iceland.....

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I doubt many meat eaters could stomach watching, let alone slaughter their own animal. Picking up a packet in the supermarket you can never know the circumstances of the animals slaughter, how much it understands what's going on and how much distress and pain it suffers in the end. I still eat fish which for some vegans still makes me a monster but I think we all should at least try to reduce animal suffering, our global consumption of meat is ridiculous and even those who have convinced themselves that the HAVE to eat meat can still reduce that amount with the slightest of willpower.

Life coach. It's a job for people that have failed in life.

I'm perfectly happy with my life, how is yours turning out?

22 years eating a vegan diet. Perfectly happy and healthy on it.

I'm a vegetarian and I try not to have dairy or eggs. Only really happens if I eat out and it's unavoidable, but I feel like I do my bit. I also don't worry too much about beer.

Anybody suggesting that a lack of meat causes them ills isn't getting the right balance. When I first went veggie I just ate meat replacement stuff from the freezer at Tesco and didn't feel great for a while. Now I have a balanced diet with a lot of lentils and pulses, vegetables and slow release carbs.

I'd also class myself as a foodie/amateur cook and I am most definitely not some stick thin, pale skinned hippy. Always remember, chips are vegan

"Brighton are talking about how they're coming for us. And it's like, we've been waiting in the Premier League for you for ages." Wilfried Zaha, 2017.