Do vegetarians like to go out with other vegetarians, usually?

Lynn Hollars: I can't speak for others, but my bf is a meat eater and it makes no difference to me as long as I don't have to eat meat or handle raw meat. He can have his moral views and I have my own.

Jonie Lauria: There aren't a whole lot of vegetarians out there so it's hard to find one. If you do happen to find one you have to have more in common with them than being vegetarian. I think that makes it much easier to find a compassionate omnivore who shares some of your other interests than it is to find a compatible vegetarian.

Elli Esaw: For me it isn't essential that the other person be veggie too, but it would be great (and SO much easier to make dinner!)My soon-to-be husband is not veggie but it very understanding and respectful, and loves to eat vegetarian at home. I think as long as both people are kind and understanding then it can work.

Ronny Dorge: Yes because it just makes things so much easier.

Janeen Perona: I am a vegan and I marri! ed a meat and cheese eater. I a lot of people are surprised that we are together, especially when we go out to eat and our food orders are a yin-yang, but we are very much in love no matter what the other person likes to eat. I am sure it would make it easier to go out and eat food together, but most of our interests and great memories we have made don't have anything to do with food. It all depends on the person and there preference. If you like this guy all you can do is go for it and see where you end up....Show more

Sheldon Lally: It can be convenient, but definitely not necessary. I've been a vegetarian for 14 years, but my boyfriend (who I live with) is not. He does call himself an "appreciative eater" though, basically if it tastes good, he'll eat it...which means he eats a ton of vegetarian meals with me without complaint!I don't see a problem with dating a non-vegetarian, as long as that non-veg doesn't give you any grief for your beliefs, as THAT is a huge! deal-breaker....Show more

Jorge Gerrero: I think it's a! great start to a relationship, but it doesn't necessarily need to be a deal-breaker. If you like this guy, take a chance and ask him out. Good luck!!

Indira Wassell: I'm a vegan and I don't know a single other vegetarian. I do know a pescetarian, but I don't consider her a vegetarian. All of my friends are dedicated meat eaters. I would have no trouble dating a meat eater, but I would prefer if he either became vegetarian/vegan, or at least cut back a bit. Its not THAT important though.