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Why is it that some people become non-vegetarian while others remain vegetarian?

One line is not sufficient to answer this question. It needs space for its explanation. There is not one reason but several reasons behind it.

Henceforth, I am mentioning the reasons, which are responsible for making of vegetarians. They are as follows:

• First and the foremost reason is that vegetarians do not dehumanize the animals. They think that animals are like us who need love and affection. Although, they might become aggressive and dehumanize animals, the period is very short for which they show aggression.
• It also depends on the religious beliefs of the person. For example, Hinduism and Jainism forbid meat consumption.

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• The surroundings in which they grow up also affect them. It is because if they grow in a vegetarian environment they will have a lesser tendency to become non-vegetarian.
• It also depends on the open mindedness of person. It is important because more open a person is to the different food habits more chances are there that he/she will alter his/her food habits.
• They are generally non-violent in nature.
• They generally love nature. They believe in preserving the biodiversity.
• It depends on the scientific approach of the person. It is because many scientific papers and articles claims that vegetarian diet is good.
• Health consciousness of the person also determines the food habit it takes. For example, to loose weight quickly a person might become vegetarian.
• It also depends on physical condition of the person. For example, a person with the danger of heart attack advised to avoid meat.
• Finally, they are sensitive to blood.

So, above mentioned are the main reasons why a person can become vegetarian. However, for the person to remain vegetarian forever, he/she has to stop dehumanizing animals. Otherwise, somewhere down the line a person will become non-vegetarian.

Becoming vegetarian has many advantages, which I have mentioned in many of my previous articles. These articles are as follows:

• Vegetarianism: an Elixir for Life 1: This article tells about the ways of saving greenhouse gases.
• Vegetarianism: An Elixir for Life 2: Proof that a non-vegetarian diet is posing a risk to the whole world.
• Vegetarianism: Elixir of Life 3: Enter to know how the world is getting into the grip of violence, hatred and negativity.
• Vegetarian Diet Can Only Solve Food Problem: With, increasing food prices and population the danger of worldwide food war is increasing. However, I feel that the solution of problem is very simple.

For more articles that are similar, refer:

1. Non Violence vs. Terrorism: Which is the best way to voice your views?
2. Why People Fight?: A question whose real reason takes different forms in different conditions.
3. 10 Reasons Why a Person Become Vegetarian: A real concept behind the making of vegetarian is given.
4. Why Good People Always Suffer: Why is it that all of God’s havoc is borne by good people? A mentality which is normally seen among good people need to be changed for good. Here, I give some very strong reasons of why to change this attitude.
5. Corporal Punishment: Good or Bad: Societal changes have occurred.

Articles on vegetarian diet advantages written by other authors are:

1)      Five Good Reasons to Be Vegetarian by Lucy Lockett

2)      Advantage Vegetarianism by dolli

3)      Global Warming and Vegetarianism by Rakshana Das

4)      People’s Knowledge and Acceptance of the Vegetarian Lifestyle by Jennifer Kirkwood

5)      The Ethics of Vegetarianism by Sarah Afshar

6)      Veggies Rule, Meat Eaters Drool by Benjamin Hartzfeld

7)      The Benefits of Vegetarianism by fornls

8)      Vegetarian Diet by Sugar Cane

9)      Why Many People Become Vegetarian by Tere

10)  Why Should Someone Become a Vegan? by Adam Sugden

11)  Meat Eaters Vs. Vegetarians by mrbliss1977

12)  Being a Vegetarian by Katien

13)  Vegetarianism: Change Your Plate, Change the World! by Holly Miles