Meatless Like Me Analysis

During my friend’s childhood, he had become anorexic. This prevented him in leading a normal life until I discovered my soul’s purpose. Which was to sacrifice my blood to save his life. The doctor said if he didn’t eat he would perish before I could redeem him. After so many therapy sessions and prayers of many, his appetite for food resonated in my heart. So now he’s healthier than I am. But what changed? I began to ask questions as to the dramatic change he encountered. For example, what should I eat? Vegetarian (Hmm, possibly) or something juicier such as a beefsteak (Yum, Yum)? It is truly a confusing question indeed nowadays. Before migrating to a different region of the world, I was used to eating rice and curry. Though my culture had “westernization” food, we adjusted to the current norm.
I’m surprised to see some people moving to the status “vegetarian” and this worries me for some rationality. These vegetarians who were once traditional eaters have transformed their diet to green-eaters. For example, they have become sympathizes towards animals. Especially towards “cows”. In fact, Taylor Clark, the author of “Meatless Like Me” one day, “realized that he could never look a cow in the eyes” and he felt as if he was doing something “cruel and unnecessary” (345). On the other hand, there are many omnivores who simply care about sustaining a balanced diet such as myself. It is important to feed humans and then not kill a cow to obtain food to the dying human child is,