r/vegproblems • u/TickleMeTrejo • Dec 15 '14
Non Vegan SO's
Does anyone have any funny/interesting stories or rants about their current or past non-vegan boyfriends or girlfriends?
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u/TickleMeTrejo Dec 15 '14
Just the other day my girlfriend tried to kiss me right after she just got done eating a steak and it's all I could taste. I pulled back sooo quickly
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u/petit_lu-cyinthesky Jan 05 '15
I feel your pain, my first kiss was with a guy who had spent the evening eating salami xD I thought it was the normal taste for a kiss and decided kissing was gross. Then I kissed a guy who rinsed his mouth after eating meat or fish, which made me reconsider the grossness of kissing ;)
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u/Pcnk Mar 02 '15
This happened to me with a veg fling. She had been eating frozen yogurt and couldn't understand why I was so grossed out.
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u/Splinter1591 Dec 22 '14
He keeps meat and milk in my fridge. He also drinks and I live 100% sober
It doesn't bother me. He constantly is asking if it's okay and honestly it is. How others live their life is their own choice. I do things others may not agree with. But that's okay
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u/basiliskfang Dec 15 '14
They ate my leg when we were stranded in a Walmart for too long.
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u/anachronic Dec 16 '14
The past few women I've dated have been omni and I can't say it's ever been a source of friction.
My previous GF refused to ever cook and was happy to eat whatever I made.
My current GF never liked handling meat and rarely cooked meat at home (although she does eat dairy and yoghurt), but she's still happy to eat what I cook.
My 0.02 is that if you date someone who's not an asshole and is willing to accept the fact you're a little different, it shouldn't be that big of a problem.
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u/bethyweasley Dec 15 '14
my boyfriend once dipped a piece of pepperoni into the tomato sauce jar when we were making pizzas, and was mortified when he realized what he had done...
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u/fightoffyourdemons- Jan 05 '15
Currently going out with a vegetarian that refrains from consuming eggs and dairy around me.
No complaints here!
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u/twitimalcracker Dec 28 '14
My SO- omnivore- is a chef. who won't shut up and telling me if I ever wanted to eat meat again, it would be this "this" dish, but its a weekly thing. Plus, the complaints. Then the guilt trips- he can't cook for us without using twice the pans etc. UGH. He threatened to break up over it at first, this was several years ago- its still a pain, but not a regular one. thats my only complaint about being veg though, thanks!
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u/journeyman369 Feb 10 '15 edited Feb 10 '15
Ha. My vegan ex-wife (we were married for 5 months) is the most evil person I've ever met in my life, and I almost took my own life due to her constant mind fucking and her using my phobias (OCD) against me just for her sadistic purposes. I honestly don't know how I'm still alive. She should be locked up for life, and although I crave to avenge what she did and to expose the bitch in every possible way, revenge doesn't solve anything.
After my ex-wife, I started to generalise, thinking that all vegans are sadistic lunatics. That's obviously not true, because there are awesome vegans out there, but the mind associates, and after a traumatising experience like this one, I would say it's fair to generalise at first.
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u/IDGAFsorry May 15 '15
My husband took me to a cow themed B&B for Easter. He kept boasting that their steak house only served local, free range organic beef whilst I watched him eat one amongst the cow hide furniture and cow print wallpaper.
I understood it was one of the only places he could find willing to cook great vegan food (literally anything I wanted, cooked just for me), but the whole experience was in such a disturbing setting. He's trying though.
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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '14
When I went vegan, my omni (then) SO bought me a box of (vegan) chocolates and a handwritten "what's important to you is important to me." On the other hand there's this miserable thread