answers 0:I LOVE CHEESEanswers 1:cheese is mouldy milk so noanswers 2:yeah good luck with that, why don't you just eat dust, plants are living beings too don't you know.answers 3:You can't be a vegan and eat eggs. If you can't make the switch all at once, you can ease into it. As you become more comfortable as a vegetarian, you'll get used to looking for menu items without any animal products at all (and remember, that includes dairy and honey as well).answers 4:I went vegan for about a week and a half when school first started back up in August. It was nice knowing that I was helping animals even MORE than being a vegetarian, but it was way too intense. I think it was about a week after I became vegan that I started getting really sick. I was always tired in the morning and was lacking a lot of energy. But, the thing is, I wasn't really absolutely positive about what I ! could and couldn't eat...and my parents weren't very supportive of my discision either, so they wouldn't buy many vegan products for me to eat. So I pretty much starved myself for a week and a half. What I'm saying is, if your parents are fine about you going vegan and you know that they will support you 100%, and if you do some research on what you can and can not eat, by all means, at least try going vegan! But, since your mom wants you to eat eggs, you won't really be considered a vegan. What I do, is I still stick to the whole vegatarianism thing, but I'm SUPER strict about some other animal products that aren't exactly considered meat, but came from an animal. Aside from not eating meat, I don't eat eggs (besides the egg whites in veggie bacon/veggie corndogs/egg beaters/etc.), I don't eat or drink anything with milk in it, instead I drink chocolate soy milk and put vanilla soy milk in cereals and whatever else I might be making which requires milk, I don't eat anythin! g what-so-ever with chicken stock in it, I barely ever eat som! ething with honey in it, I don't eat anything with lard in it, and now that I think about it I really don't eat much cheese either. Going vegan means checking labels ALL THE TIME to be completely certain there are no animal products in it, which can be a little frustrating at times. Another thing to look out for that's found in a heck of a lot of foods is mono and diglycericides....I didn't know about mono
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