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Cake day: July 8th, 2024

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  • What I was getting at is that it’s harder to fight evolution and it takes time. Advocating for meat free lifestyles would most likely push different evolutionary traits in a few million years. And you have to consider cultural influences as well. Additionally, veganism is more prominent in higher income countries because of food processing and “health food” taxes cost money, so many vegan items aren’t inexspensive. Those people that are too impoverished to afford a full vegan diet would starve without meat. Also consider those places where the land can’t be fertilized and farmed. Those people as well would starve. Trade could resolve that only if they can afford it.














  • I understand what you’re saying, but the one defining factor is her requesting I make them food. I’ve made many dishes for her to share under the idea they’re meant to share, and we’ve agreed that whatever leftovers are available after she got her fill are free game. I’ve even made special dishes for the people she works with upon request. Absolutely zero problem with that. If they asked directly to make them a meal, I’d 500% do it because, and like I said, I’ll be damned that someone is hungry if I have control of it. But the past few nights, I’ll make enough leftovers for her coworkers, and she doesn’t take them. It pisses me off because now I’m in a situation to either eat the leftovers or throw the food away, and I’ve always been under the idea that if you microwave food and don’t eat it all, the rest is garbage.

    I always aim to avoid that altogether making enough for multiple people to eat after microwaving it, but when she doesn’t take the prescribed leftovers, it’s going to be heated up once, and then it’s garbage after that


  • She didn’t explicitly ask me to make food, but she had told me that sometimes her coworkers don’t have lunch. Making meals from scratch costs pennies to the dollar, and I’ve heard the complaint enough to adjust my cooking standard to cook for 5 people. I know my wife cares about these people, so I care about these people, and I WILL not have someone go hungry, so if you if I get a hint otherwise, you’re getting a meal. However, I don’t think my wife has the same logic as I do. I hate wasting food, and I won’t do it if I can help it, so when she leaves the leftovers that are meant to feed all of her coworkers, it upsets me