I feel like it kind of puts people off. Do you get that impression too? Like, non-vegetarians might see it and think, "I'm not vegetarian myself, so I probably wouldn't be a good
match for him."
But at the same time, isn't that the kind of information you should disclose, given that it's fairly important in a potential relationship?
I live in Europe, so I can't subscribe to ESPN. While I was able to watch the full live coverage of the other events on YouTube, I can't do the same for the Main Event.
The WSOP described its new coverage as a step forward, but for anyone living outside the US, it's actually a step backward. I used to watch the Main Event live in its entirety from Day 3 onwards. It was almost like a TV series that lasted for months, as I never watched too many hours at once.
I'm a huge poker fan, but I can't watch the biggest tournament in the world, even if I'm willing to pay for it. (I've had a PokerGO subscription for at least three years.)
Is anyone else frustrated by being restricted like this and effectively prevented from following the game they love? Can you imagine being unable to watch the football World Cup, even if you were willing to pay?
I really hope this changes next year.
Title says it all. I'm curious about places that feel like they're at the edge of the world—places you would never expect to find in Europe because they resemble the idealised image of another continent far more than Europe itself (at least to me, as a European), yet are actually much closer to home.
I feel like being gay alone already makes finding love incredibly difficult, and I feel the same way about being vegan. Combining the two it seems almost impossible (let alone being neurodivergent with autistic traits).
I know from other posts that gay vegans do exist, but what I'd really like to know is: have any of you actually found a long-term relationship? Or, if you're not a gay vegan yourself, do you know anyone who has? I feel like my only choice is between eating meat again and being single for the rest of my life, and I don't even know which of those two I hate more.