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Ask the EditorSee full index of questions "There are none so righteous as the newly converted" and you are experiencing that in spades right now! Many people who are newly vegan get pretty excited about their experience and want to see the people around them go vegan as well. They've got great intentions, but sometimes their methods of persuasion are a little harsh and even militant. Article continues below Your second option is to try to get him to agree to live in a mixed marriage. Read a few of the articles here on VegFamily related to being in a relationship where one person is vegan and the other is not. There are many other families in this situation and there are ways to work it out. Just as people of different religions can be happily married, there is no reason why you two can't live happily ever after. The other thought I would like to share with you is that perhaps you can ride this out. He's been vegan for 3 months, which isn't that long. For all you know he might decide he doesn't want to be vegan anymore. Talk to him about his feelings and why he thinks it is necessary for both of you to be vegan. Maybe there is another issue that is deeper that you need to address. Maybe you can compromise and be vegan at home and vegetarian when you are out. I wish you two the best! |
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