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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2018 11:32 am
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Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2019 10:45 am
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Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 7:42 am
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I usually use facts with them. Such as "the human body only needs around 30 grams of protein a day"
"And every large animal that they consume gets their protein from the plants and grasses their diet relies on. I'm going to the source and taking out the middle man."
OR lines like " You eat all the same vegetables I do. I've seen you eating salads, broccoli, and other such things. I just don't consume animals."
Those are comments if they're being super snarky with me, or they actually have questions about the protein. (Which is a ridiculously common question.) I don't know how many times I've had protein conversations with my mother in law (which my inlaws have switched to vegan in the last couple months)
But the best thing you can do is just stand strong with your morals and actions. Be firm with your responses, and if you have HR contact them and let them know you are being harassed at work. I also found that not letting them see it bothers me was also a huge deterrent for them. I just shrug, make my comment back to them, and change the topic.
Each person is different, so, I know every reaction is different. I grew up in an argumentative household so I've learned behaviors I don' even know I have. Saying this, I imagine that body language is also apart of deterring your zombie pests.
From a song I listened to as a kid "Love me or Hate me, it's still an obsession"
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