I'm an omnivore with a leaning towards veggies, and I like grains and dairy/eggs as well. Also love mushrooms. It's not a religious or moral, or even really dietary thing for me. It's strictly taste/texture preference based, so I guess I'm just weird. I'm picky about meats in particular. I'll eat chicken all day, cooked any way, I'll eat some turkey and some pork, and rarely I will eat beef. Again, not moral or dietary, I really actually don't like eating beef that much. Fish and other seafood is absolutely off the menu for me. I do not find the smell, texture, taste or anything about seafood appealing. I will catch fish, I will handle fish, but I will not put that stuff in my mouth. I did eat it some as a kid, but never really liked it. The last time I tried it was 2009...nope, still don't like it. Probably not a good thing as relatively unpolluted fish are usually healthy to eat, but it's simply not enjoyable for me.
I like the "veggie kabob plate" from a certain local restaurant. Lately they started asking if I wanted the cheese on it, whereas before it was standard. My reaction was "[censored]? Of course I want the cheese." I guess some hard core hippies got mad about the cheese. I'll take the cheese, just don't put any fish on it. I don't identify with any eating "category," I just eat what I want.
I like the "veggie kabob plate" from a certain local restaurant. Lately they started asking if I wanted the cheese on it, whereas before it was standard. My reaction was "[censored]? Of course I want the cheese." I guess some hard core hippies got mad about the cheese. I'll take the cheese, just don't put any fish on it. I don't identify with any eating "category," I just eat what I want.