Meat eater, vegetarian or vegan?? Which are you?

I eat just enough meat (like once every few months) that I don't consider myself a vegetarian, and I don't consume dairy on a consistent basis, either (usually only when I make cookies or something along those lines every couple of weeks). I strongly support a diet comprised mainly of fresh fruits, vegetables and other plant-based foods. For me, meat is an occasional indulgence and not something that absolutely has to be eaten at every meal. Fruits and veggies just have so much more going for them than a ribeye steak or a piece of bacon. However, YMMV.

Vegan-Pescetarian

Primarily eat raw plant based, preferably unprocessed food.

Very low carb/low starch diet - no grains/wheat/bread/rice/etc

Beans/peas/legumes are minimal ~ 7 days a month

I do not eat fish. I eat shellfish and crustaceans. Mainly shrimp.

Los of water and detox tea.

Vegan pescatarian ? I don't think that's possible

I was trying to figure that one out too :huh: Her profile says she's a paleo vegetarian pescatarian

Mostly vegetarian but I do eat fish a few times a month, so semi-pescatarian???

I think it's just pescatarian in the same way that flexitarians eat meat just occasionally?

Omnivore!!!! Healthiest option for me

lacto-ovo vegetarian. been that way for years

All the foods, but definitely all the meats!

Well I am going Vegetarian I don't eat very much animal products as it is so I don't see why I shouldn't go vegetarian.

Vegetarian. I was vegan for a year but my laziness for cooking meant I ate veeery unhealthy (and too little), so I went back to being vegetarian. I'd like to try being vegan again someday.

vegetarian
on my way to veganism (slowly but surely) - just to see how my body will respond to it

om-nom-nom--nom-ivore... that's why I'm fat

but leaning more towards carnivore...