How To Become Vegan

The rest of the world may not be vegan right now, but my home is my
vegan sanctuary.
When a guest wants to stay with me, they aren’t allowed to bring any
animal products into the house. If anyone insisted on doing that, they’d be
ushered out.
I used to be a lot more flexible about this. I wouldn’t permit animal flesh
in the house, but I’d let guests bring lacto-ovo vegetarian food inside if they
wanted to. I quickly nixed that, however, since it disgusted me to see eggs
or cheese in my own fridge. And the stench of chicken ovums cooking in
my kitchen is truly noxious. I felt a lot better when I decided not to allow
that in my home anymore. Whether guests are around or not, I can maintain
a fully vegan home at all times, and that feels so much better.
If you haven’t already done so, I encourage you to transition to all vegan
clothes, and strictly avoid items that stem from animal abuse such as
leather. It’s easy to find vegan shoes, belts, and other clothing items with a
simple online search these days. Presently I’m wearing a pair of shoes made
from hemp, which are pretty good.
Some vegans feel that if they bought animal-derived items before going
vegan, they might as well continue to use those items till they wear out. I
understand that reasoning, but I also observe that vegans typically feel
better when they finally donate those last few items and complete the