Vegetarian for 4.5 years; for the last month I've been transitioning to vegan diet

Ovo-lacto vegetarian

I've always found it puzzling that people who don't eat beef because of "ethical reasons" (wink wink) are fine with fish being killed. Killing is killing and so if you're really "ethical" fish shouldn't be in your diet either - they're alive, they have offspring, they work hard to survive, they're numbers are dwindling because of over fishing and the pollution they have to deal with. But somehow that's OK compared to say..... a Turkey? If this decision is really about ethics - there's no middle ground. You either eat meat or you don't - it's a duh kind of thing. I eat meat - less now than I did when I was younger but that's for health reasons not because I'm trying to promote an inconsistent ethical standard.

I am not vegetarian...not until the last ? in the whole world has been grilled and served.

I am a vegetarian who on very rare occasions also has fish.

I haven't had animal flesh of any kind in 5 years, and I feel great! I weigh less than I did in high school, have perfect blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and all in a happy camper. Best of luck to you. Just remember.......fish are kittens of the sea!

I haven’t eaten mammals since my early 20s. For a while I was totally vegetarian, but at this time I eat fish and occasionally chicken.

I'm vegetarian

I don't know about that as the seas are being overfished at present. If everyone went vegetarian would we be able to grow enough veggies to feed everyone, I doubt it. We are meant to eat meat, that is why we have the sort of teeth we have (incisors etc).

Vegetarian. For Ethical reasons.

A friend recently told me she's a pescatarian. I said I thought she was a Quaker.