My diet's different

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Do you see various others on an ascetic lacto-vegetarian (not having eggs) diet who's also anti-wheat thinking wheat's evil?

There are these people around, who are vegetarian like that, but that's the minority.

I've been on this diet from my mid-20s and from when on Charlie's Angels the TV series I heard of the wheat being raped, which scared me and I haven't eaten wheat since.

And the diet is simple foods based on seasonal vegetables, fruits and herbs, legumes and pulses, bread (leaven, flour, oil and salt), figs and dates (may be dried), and honey.

Is it normal?

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  • techpc
    2 years ago

    wheat being raped? what?

    Ask a nutritionist if your diet is fine, not some web forum.
    Idk eat what you want.

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    • normal-rebellious
      2 years ago

      Yeah, I've been waiting for someone to say "eat what you want", yeah, doctors are only going to say it's a healthy diet but thank you very much.

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      • techpc
        2 years ago

        Never seen another person with your specific diet. Not normal but if it works and you like it, whatever.

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        • normal-rebellious
          2 years ago

          Yeah, it's never been seen by you, but for one thing there are people on the hermit's diet, for another the anti-wheat panic is a modern day trend among some people. And you're right it isn't normal, at one point I felt lonely because no one in the south was eating like that, but then I don't have to feel lonely and copy other people's diets, and that's OK.

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  • Tommythecaty
    2 years ago

    Wheat is not evil.

    It lacks the consciousness needed to make decisions and take actions that qualify as such.

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    • normal-rebellious
      2 years ago

      That's right, wheat's not evil, it's not morally responsible, even though it suffers being pulled out of the root.

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      • Tommythecaty
        2 years ago

        Wheat cannot suffer.

        It lacks the consciousness needed to register pain and suffering.

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        • normal-rebellious
          2 years ago

          It suffers by undergoing the reaping of the wheat, why not, everyone's beliefs are the truth because everyone's minds said so, nothing is real, I can believe bullshit and still be right.

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          • Tommythecaty
            2 years ago

            If nothing was real there would be no right, and by extension you could never be right.

            Hansbedildos.

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            • normal-rebellious
              2 years ago

              Huh huh huh! It simply means I can believe any fantasy I want and not what should be true, it's subjective.

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