Why are vegetarians so much hotter than meat eaters?!
Why are vegetarians so much hotter than meat eaters?
I mean, come on... look around. There's no debating the fact of the matter. But as to why this phenonemon occurs... do you think there's something in their diet that makes vegetarians more attractive? Or is it simply that beautiful people tend to flow more towards an animal friendly philosophy?
Additional Details6 months ago
Mystic - I'm not cramming my opinions down other people's throats. I'm in the vegetarian section. What are you doing here?
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6 months ago
Mystic - I'm not cramming my opinions down other people's throats. I'm in the vegetarian section. What are you doing here?
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Because intellect is sexy.
... But seriously, we like people with the same thoughts, interests, morals, values etc. as ourselves. That is why you think vegetarians are hot.
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that is judegmental.
Frankly, I think most vegetarians typically look skinny and underfed. I prefer a little beef on my partner's bones! d:)
They stay younger looking longer. I know that much.
I want to answer your 'kinda' question with a 'kinda' question. Why do vegetarians feel the need to cram their philosophy down other peoples throat? Seems to me it stems from insecurity. You have every right to choose what you want to eat, grow up and let others enjoy the same freedom...
OK so the statement "vegetarians are hotter that meat eaters" isn't a jab? Get real. Angelina Jolie (meat eater), Johnny Depp (meat eater), George cluney (meat eater). . . Shall I continue? God forbid I rock the boat and say its a little bigoted and self aggrandizing. Right? That's why I'm here. To challenge you. I'm sorry if you cant appreciate it. Love-m
I know Livescience.com has had several articles over the past year about attraction and there's been research that shows folks naturally gravitate towards healthiness as a source of beauty. Based on that I would postulate that vegheads overall improved health translates to improved attractiveness. Now all I need to do is go back to college and get a megabux research grant to study the issue
have you ever heard the statement ?garbage in garbage out?i like meat but honestly as a whole its killing us from clogged artieries to heavier bodies to clogged pores and other skin issues they probably look better because they eat healthier,now we all know there are exceptions to the rule,but face like you said look around.
What do you mean "beautiful people go vegetarian"? If you're referring to physical beauty (which I assume is the case due to your usage of the word "hotter"), well, physical beauty has nothing to do with intelligence or kindness or morals.
A vegetarian diet can certainly help the person be physically good-looking as far as his or her genetic potential will allow, due to the vitamins, antioxidants, etc.
It's all in the carrots....Lol I wouldn't know from personal experience, being a diehard omnivore myself, but just look at Andy Hurley..vegan and oh-so shexy......again, my opinion only............................. well...maybe I should try to cut out meat...maybe I'd look better than I do now! =)
b/c they eat less toxins:) and they're usually skinnier.
well i am vegiterian and a ton of guys like me idk y ...
im skinner then all the other girls
and they dont see me like slobbering all over meat
I find them to be hotter because of the choice to go against the norm since most people in todays' society do eat meat. I love the depth they have.
Well, on average, vegans are much thinner than meat eaters. Dairy causes acne, so we're acne free (unless it's a genetic factor for that particular person). Our hair is actually healthier (it shines more, supposedly--I read it somewhere). I've actually noticed myself getting more attractive as I continue being vegan. I never thought about it though. Actually, we have higher IQs as well, which is probably why my dream school since 4th grade has been Princeton.
of course, since they are eating healthy natural foods..
Okay, I'm vegan, and I think I'm mildly attractive, lol, but I don't think it has anything to do with being vegan...it's all about a combination of genetics and lifestyle choices. I'm the only one I know who is vegan, and I only know one vegetarian, so I'm wondering who you're looking at to have come up with this question-you must have a lot of vegetarian friends :)