Can Vegans swallow?
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That's actually a very good question…. To that I say this:
If abortion is murder, then blowjobs are cannibalism! :crazy2:
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If abortion is murder, then blowjobs are cannibalism! :crazy2:
:crazy2:
Yes, its a really good question. I think cum just like egg, especially the white part. I heard (if I'm not mistaken) there are two part of vegans, one who eats eggs and the one who doesn't (the one who doesn't eat eggs consider that egg is part of meat). So, if you are a vegan that eats egg, then I guess eating cum is fine
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You do have a point in that an egg and a sperm realistically are similar in nature in that they contain half the DNA of the species. The only one thing that really separates them is that there's something in the egg that causes it to start doing its thing and growing once it receives the second half of the DNA. Would this then mean that the sperm is really the same as the egg? That would be the real question.
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People, being a vegan is all about animal's rights. Vegans don't eat meat or animal-derived products because they believe animals are enslaved and mistreated. There's nothing even close to that when it comes to eating some willingful guy's cum. I can't understand the logic of a vegan who doesn't swallow cum for the sole reason of being a vegan.
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yes they can ;D
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Would you tell me you can't drink milk because it came from a cow? Or a goat (if that's your thing~)?
I don't see how swallowing cum is any different than that–I'm not literally eating my man's flesh!
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im vegan and i swallow ;D
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Personally I think veganism is a dangerous ideology in terms of nutrition and a very backward way of thinking about food, so it wouldn't surprise me if some of its cult members won't swallow.
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Would you tell me you can't drink milk because it came from a cow? Or a goat (if that's your thing~)?
I don't see how swallowing cum is any different than that–I'm not literally eating my man's flesh!
A vegan wouldn't drink animal milk though.
I think asking whether a vegan would eat cum is more akin to asking whether a vegan would breastfeed. I'm sure in both cases the decision would not be based on them being vegan.
Whilst I'm neither vegan nor vegetarian myself, I have to say I see more logic in the vegan approach. I struggle with the logic of those vegetarians who don't eat meat on the basis that animals died to supply it, yet don't have qualms wearing leather products.
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Veganism is, for most, a matter of ethics above all else. To put it simply, semen resulting from sex between consenting adults could be considered "ethically sourced" in the sense that it is produced and "supplied" freely/willingly, not taken from another by force or through domestication. So, from an ethical stand point, yes, it's "vegan". From a nitpicky technical one, it's not because it is still an "animal byproduct". It's really up to the individual to decide which standard they choose to follow.
This is not terribly complicated. And I'm not even vegan.
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