In Part I of this topic, I talked about the importance of perceiving non-vegetarians as "blocked vegetarians" to help us cope in "mixed relationships." And of course the relationships to which I’m referring are not just romantic. Mixed relationships include those between friends, co-workers, family members, and most certainly between parents and children. In this episode, Part II, I want to offer some very specific suggestions for effectively coping with a non-vegetarian partner, family member, or friend. It's all about the art of finding the balance line between speaking your truth and remaining humble.
Living Among Meat-Eaters - Part II
Mixed relationships (those between vegans and non-vegetarians) can seem tricky, but it's all about the art of walking the line between speaking your truth and remaining humble.
May 08, 2008

Food for Thought with Colleen Patrick-Goudreau
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