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my parents don't respect my eating choices and they literally told me that their way of eating is the only way. i was pescatarian before but just decided to become fully vegetarian/ eat a lot more vegan. it's really stressful right now since i'm starting to apply to colleges and enter my senior year of high school, and vegetarianism/ veganism has been my escape and way of channeling my creativity for so long-it's like one of the few things that brings me happiness. but my parents (especially my mom) don't care, her argument is that im not eating "balanced" and I HAVE TO eat ANIMAL protein. this is ridiculous- this is obviously an opinion, and she says it like a fact. She wants to "cure me", and not a day goes by without her complaining about my eating. today she tried to force feed me fish , and set a timer and said that i had to eat it before the timer was done. i pretended to eat it but threw it away, but i dont know how i can keep escaping this if she tries it again though. I can't wait for school to start so that if she tries putting fish in my lunch I can just throw it out or give it to my friends if they want it (they always ask for my fish). And, theres absolutely no way I can just sit down with my parents and have a nice heart-to-heart chat, so I don't know how to get them to shut up and let me do things that make me happy. Its a win-win situation where eating vegetarian makes me feel happy while also not hurting many animals. whenever i ate meat I just felt endless self hatred and guilt
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