Do all vegetarians become this way because of Animal cruelty, because i didn't?!
Answers:
You answered your own question! Obviously, if ALL vegetarians based their diet on animal welfare you would be included.
But no, not for me.
While animal welfare is a perk of being a vegetarian and did influence my decision in a small part, there were much larger factors.
Not all vegetarians do, but most do.
If I were ever to become a vegetarian, it would not be because of animal cruelty or any concern for the animals. It would have to be because of a dire medical condition that prohibited me from eating meat.
NO.
I watched Earthlings, a document about how humans use animals.
It was extremely enlightening.
Thats what helped me become a vegetarian for over a year.
The joke answer is "It's not because I love animals. It's because I hate vegetables."
The actual answer: ever worked in a kosher slaughterhouse? I have.
i did because of animal cruelty and to help the environment
I hate the texture of meat. I also love animals, but that's secondary.
i could care less about animal cruelty, i did it for the health benefits.
When I stopped eating meat I was too young to even know about animal cruelty. Meat just makes me wanna heave too.