#plant-based lifestyle

Does anyone actually believe the "ethical vegan" flex isn't just about being morally superior?

Do you secretly judge people who call themselves vegan but still eat honey?

Does the "whole foods, plant-based" crowd secretly judge you for living on vegan junk food?

Has switching to whole food plant-based genuinely changed how you feel daily?

Are whole-food plant-based die-hards secretly creating a new form of food snobbery?

Are "ethical" vegans more concerned with animal rights or with outdoing everyone else?

Should vegans stop pretending that organic, whole-food eating is practical for most people?

Does being “vegan” mean you have to be obsessed with kale, or can you survive on vegan junk food guilt-free?

Do vegans actually care more about being right than about saving the planet?