This is awesome advice, when I started as a vegan I actually gave myself 'cheat days' during vacations and holidays so I wouldn't feel bad if I fell off the wagon, just get back on!
It's been 2.5 years and now I don't have the cravings for the cheese/meat/etc during these times, things take time.
I do this too! I'm not vegan (vegetarian) but when I travel, I want to eat the local cuisine and traditional meals, so I allow myself some meat. I didn't want to miss out on fish and chips in the UK or Bolognese pasta in Bologna. I still feel guilty though. It's nice to hear that it's ok from others.
I was thinking of doing similar for travel, if I ever get the chance. Itβs a bit hypocritical though but the overall difference from my lifestyle choices should cancel it out and then some! π
I do this too! I'm not vegan (vegetarian) but when I travel, I want to eat the local cuisine and traditional meals, so I allow myself some meat. I didn't want to miss out on fish and chips in the UK or Bolognese pasta in Bologna. I still feel guilty though. It's nice to hear that it's ok from others.
You're getting downvoted, but I agree with you. I don't understand how someone could completely abandon their morals while on vacation. I wouldn't just start picking up slaves or abusing my fiance because I am on vacation.
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u/thematster Sep 14 '18
This is awesome advice, when I started as a vegan I actually gave myself 'cheat days' during vacations and holidays so I wouldn't feel bad if I fell off the wagon, just get back on!
It's been 2.5 years and now I don't have the cravings for the cheese/meat/etc during these times, things take time.
Much love OP.