Have you ever found yourself inundated
with naysayers on Facebook and other social networks? Think you've
learned all you can about veganism? Getting tired of the same old
stand-by recipes? Clearly, you need more vegan friends.
Increasing your ratio of vegan friends
as compared to non-vegan friends can fade those naysayers right into
the background where they belong. Vegan or not, nobody needs
negativity as a prominent feature in their day. Not only that, your
vegan friends will have your back when it comes to defending your
choices.
Bringing new vegan friends into your
network means new information, new ideas and more. They can also turn
you on to relative groups, pages and websites. From keeping you in
the loop to showing you new videos, articles and such that help you
explain your choices or spread the good news about the positive
impact of your choices, your new friendships can be a true asset.
If your vegan diet is boring, you're
not doing it right. Making new vegan friends is vital in this area. For instance, in the last few months, I've made friends with a vegan chef who has
supplied me with an endless supply of recipes through his Facebook
posts. He not only posts his own recipes, but others he has come
across and tried. Of course, he's not the only vegan friend I've made since going vegan. Each one has brought something new to my personal table, literally and figuratively.
So, you see, making new vegan friends
can truly enrich your vegan experience. It's hard dealing with the
harsh realities of the largely non-vegan society we live in. Having a
large vegan circle can make that other world seem small in
comparison.
The next post addresses ways to make
more vegan Facebook friends.
I think this advice is pertinent no matter what lifestyle choice you might be talking about. If I replace "vegan" with "homeschool" your article reads almost as meaningfully. Support is important, especially if you choose to walk the less traveled path.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great point, Tavia. Thanks for the feedback.
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