Vegetarian Benefits?

[BigDallasDick8x6]

Well, I'm not going to go back and quote everything, but there were comments saying our bodies are not "meant" to eat meat, such as with our teeth, digestive tract, etc being more similar to those of herbivores, which isn't true.

That's not the same as saying we "evolved' as vegetarians.

 

[AquaEyes11010]

Well, saying our intestines and teeth most closely resemble those of herbivores is equally incorrect. Our intestines are clearly those of an omnivore -- longer than carnivores, but lacking a caecum or rumen found in herbivores, and closer to neither -- and our teeth are neotonized variations on the ape model, but interestingly, our cuspids have a slight modification away from plant-crushing and toward meat-shearing, when compared to our ancestor species'. Our teeth evolved smaller in accordance with our jaw muscles, which together allowed for greater skull expansion to house a larger brain. Look at a chimpanzee or gorilla skull sometime -- massive teeth, yet relatively less (and with gorillas, almost no) meat eaten. Carnivore teeth evolved not to "eat" the meat as much as to "catch" the meat. Our ancestors used their hands and brains to get the meat, and there isn't a tremendous amount of change necessary in teeth to eat it.

 

[Clavain]

Wow, this thread sure seems to have evolved. =)

Anyway, as a former carnivore turned veggie i can safely state that my cum has changed a lot since i stopped loving the cow.
From being something I´d rather not smell or taste or have anyone i truly cared about smell or taste, it is now, changed. in the words of a long time partner my cum has gone from toxic waste to dessert. It's actually sweet! (We believe in sharing, especially if there's more than two people involved, go figure.)

I lived vegan for about a year, and it didn't add or lessen the effect in any way.
Back to being a vegetarian who enjoys diary products now. Seems that eating loads of meat was the main culprit.
Amongst other changes, my entire digestive system actually *works* as intended now. I live after a very full schedule, 40 - 60 hour work week, mountain climbing at least three times a week and trying to have a life. Gets hectic.
Three years ago i had the start of what my doctor described as "if it was about half the size it is, it'd be an ulcer, this falls more under the heading of gaping intestinal wound"
I was told to take a long vacation and start eating a LOT of medication.
I stopped eating meat and went full on veggie instead, had the WORST four weeks of my life and than woke up one morning and just felt, i dunno, not in pain at first and then better by the day. Haven't looked back since. Tried going vegan for a while but i travel a lot so it's a hassle and I love cheese, milk and eggs to much.

So, benefits, for me, some huge in terms of health, and some nice in term of better sex.

/t

 

[ibostyle11]

I'm vegetarian and have been for almost 2.5 years now. During this time, I've noticed a higher sex-drive, more spunk, harder (further) orgasms and nicer-tasting spunk too.

Other veggie mates have said that veggies tend to have bigger dicks too but I'm on the fence on that one.

Anyone else veggie or know of any cock-related benefits?

Higher sex-drive comes from eating healthier, not the absence of meat entirely. More spunk can be summed with the same way, but it would probably be clearer unless you're supplementing the lack of protein with something else. Same thing with the harder orgasms. Spunk would surely be "nicer-tasting" since it's often that bitterness comes from an intake of too much meat.

Bigger dick comment... I won't even go into that. Maybe it seems bigger b/c vegetarians are far less inclined to be overweight lol

 

[conchis]

I am referring more to animals that are commonly used for meat: cows, pigs, chickens, etc. Though dolphins and spiders don't often cross my mind I do agree with you. Animals are very much like humans in the sense that some of them are very useful and some of them are only there to be cogs of the machine. Calm down, brother. I can't remember every aspect of everything I write all the time, especially for a forum... I'm here to socialize with an open mind.

PS - I am, however, a writer and so for future reference: "de-evolved" is more times than not shortened to "devolved" since it's much easier to type and say.

are you a writer? good, read Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer and then re-think about your previous ridicolous incipit 'I am by no means here to criticize you but animals are here to feed us and keep us strong.' :wink: