A story about a vegan family who sent a letter to their non-vegan neighbors requesting them to close their windows while cooking meat due to the smell. The letter escalated into a social media debate highlighting the difficulties of differing dietary choices and the importance of respectful communication.
Yet, sometimes doing so is a struggle. Like in this story, where vegans and non-vegans beefed due to the smell of meat. It all started with a small note and pretty soon it turned into a social media war.
In a world where we can all choose what we like to eat, we sometimes struggle to accept that those around us have the same choiceand dietary practices nowadays is a seemingly never-ending list: from Atkins , clean eating, and dairy-free diet to, vegetarianism, and veganism. Basically, there is definitely a label out there that can define your eating habits. ideals, you have to deal with the fact that it doesn’t mean every single person around you will do the same.
That’s what happened in today’s story. Someone named Kylie, who we’ll call the OP today, got a letter from their neighbors. What should be noted is that these neighbors areIn this letter, the neighbors informed Kylie’s family that they are vegans. But it wasn’t only that; in fact, the letter was more like a complaint. Apparently, they are disgusted by the smell of meat, so they would appreciate it if the OP’s family would at least close the window when they’re cooking it.
They viewed the neighbors as entitled, someone who thinks their lifestyle is the most important and everyone should adhere to that, no matter their own lifestyles. So, they startedended up doing. We know they did because some time later, a second letter from the neighbors also ended up online. This letter was an angrier one, calling out Kylie’s family for not taking the request seriously, having a vengeful BBQ, and posting about the whole thing online.
To make sure the request would be taken more seriously this time, the neighbors decided to threaten that they’d be posting about the whole thing online too. So, basically, the simple annoying smell of meat turned into a full-blown war between, when all they could have done was to have a direct conversation to discuss how they could solve the problem in a way that pleases everyone.
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