Is it normal to fix your diet?

Hello Tommy, fancy a steak in Diane sauce? I'm your worst nightmare, I can strip you of your meat. :)

This is where you're in error, it's not a question of eating less, it's a question of eliminating most of the fat, salt and sugar and simply eating carb-free with the occasional pasta and mashed potatoes (I got this from a fat quiz on the internet developed by a trainer), it's all good, you'll be as small as ever if you associate it with working out at home 15 minutes 3 times a week (46 seconds in the gym).

Why is my reply deleted? Tofu in a curry pasta tastes like chicken, and textured soy protein in a spaghetti bolognaise tastes like meat, so what? From now on the world is custom-made for me, what I want and only what I want, and then I'm going to be miserable and worry that it's not conforming to and aligned with my mind, perhaps I'll drink alcohol and worry and get upset and the whole thing because I'm perfect is going to blow out of proportion, the world is ready for me and everyone will make me happy and that's the way it's going to be. I'm a beegan and I eat honey and vegetarianism really does have a rule including liquitarian, juicetarian, vegan, beegan and quasi-vegetarian and semi-vegetarian diets. It's the truth, and the truth is this is perfect and I'll force all humans to leave the comment there, you imperfect! I'm obscene, that must mean I'm perfect, and I'll be so perfect it offends you, so perfect you have your moments of being angry, it's my optimal being so all you have to do is agree with it.

It's amazing how all the vegan/vegetarian diets are interesting, even the quasi-vegetarian and semi-vegetarian ones. If you look a little closely I follow a regular diet of vegetables, fruits, herbs, veggie stews, healthy foods, wine, Scotch, gin and tonic, pear cider, and whatnot, and also smoke and drink coffee simultaneously, but I'm not buying any more vanilla lattes, both for my health and to be a beegan. I call it eating sagely, the beegans aren't delusional. You need that one extra food (honey) in your vegan diet for your health, beeganism reduces your carbon footprint, and I'm currently wearing a vegan T-shirt with 'vegan' written on it with information and its definition below and a cute dog's paw print painted on it. Close enough, there's not enough support in the honey-eaters (beegans)and everywhere you're seeing no merchandise to support it. Avoiding fats and oils and we can see that sage eating involves healthy food. Beeganism is healthy and we should all be gluten-free beegans. :)