Personal Essay About Being Vegetarianism

Values are a persons principles and judgement of what is important in life. Values can be learned at any age and by anyone. On a study done by vegetarian times approximately 7.3 million people follow a vegetarian lifestyle in America. Being vegetarian has been my way of life since 2012. Vegetarianism is something I will continue to pursue being in the future. When I became a vegetarian It became a code in my behavior that changed all aspects of my life and the people’s around me. There are many reasons someone will become vegan. My reason for becoming vegan was to support companies that fight for animal rights. Everyone has a different uprising so that creates different values. The most basic definition of the word value is the importance of something or someone. For me value means a core principle or standard someone holds to the highest regard. We can easily make a judgement of who someone is by their values. We can pick up on people’s values by their speech, character, and thoughts. The term vegetarian was created by a British society in the mid 1800. However, …show more content…
Being vegetarian means I care for other living organism. It also means I have the will power and dedication to do what many can’t. I look at everything I purchase from clothing to makeup. I look at the products I purchases to make sure I’m supporting animal friendly companies. My first argument over changing my lifestyle was over milk. My mom was infuriated when I suggested she bought me soy milk instead of cows milk. She believed if I stoped drinking milk I will develop a weak immune system. Since I became vegan Iv’e felt like I have become a solution to some environmental problems. For example one beef hamburger will use up to 1,779 gallons of water. Rising less cattle will reduce the amount of green house gasses. These are only a few statics that makes me feel like I’m have a great impact in the