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Input: **TL;DR** One of my (21F) best friends (21F) from high school has always been passionate about animal welfare, was a normal vegan for a while, but over the last several months has become an insanely militant vegan. Whenever we hang out, the events centre around her veganism. Her social media is nothing but preachy vegan stuff and photos of animal gore. Sick of it and not really interested in being friends anymore.

**Full background:**

Junior year of high school, M and I had basically the same class schedule. We ended up becoming best friends. She's such a lovely, cool person and I've always regarded her as being one of the nicest people I know. She was always the friend who would say "It's not nice to talk about people" if my other friends and I were gossiping about someone. She's always been passionate about animals, has an "ADOPT DON'T SHOP" sticker on her car (which I agree with!) and would only buy meat from small farmers who treated their animals with compassion. She's also into a sustainable, no-waste lifestyle. Overall I have the same values and I admire her. Beyond these passions, she was always super fun too -- we could go out dancing at the bars, to concerts, talk about boys and all that silly stuff.

We're now seniors at the same university. Her major is sustainability. I really respect this and I'm so happy she's following her passions. Near the beginning of uni she became full-on vegan. Cool! I admire the vegan lifestyle and am interested in trying it out sometime, but now I'm not interested in changing my whole lifestyle. I love meat and dairy etc. and don't have the discipline for it at this point in time. But I still like vegan food. So a lot of the time when M and I would hang out, she'd take me to her favourite vegan restaurants. I enjoyed this at first -- this was a new experience for me and I liked broadening my palate. We'd also go to nature trails a lot, which isn't really my thing, but she loves that stuff. I would enjoy it but it wasn't super exciting. The main thing is we'd always have good conversations and I enjoy her company.

In March or April we went to a vegan food festival in my town. I really enjoyed it and we had a good time, except for one thing. I do not like PETA. I think they're a nutty extremist group who only hinders their cause instead of spreading it. There was a PETA booth at the festival, and M stayed for a while and got info from them. I didn't really say anything but I basically ignored the PETA people. M said I should go with her to a PETA protest that was coming up. I said no and we sort of argued about whether or not PETA is a good organisation. A few weeks later a local brewery was having an event where they were showing the new Planet Earth series. I don't like beer but I went with her anyway. I was bored and realised we were yet again doing what only she wanted. I think that's the last time I hung out with her.

Over the next few months I invited M to several things. I invited her to the movies, the farmers market and some other random stuff I was up to. She never came to anything I wanted to do. In August, another of our best friends turned 21. It was a really big, fun night! But M didn't come. She didn't even give a reason. I thought this was unbelievably shitty. A month or so later I invited her to a restaurant that I've been to with her once before. She couldn't come, but made sure to tell me "they have really good seitan dishes! I promise you can't tell the difference, you should order that." She can't come with me to the restaurant but she's still pushing me to order fucking vegan food. I ordered chicken pho. A couple weeks later I invited her to yet another thing -- it involved nature and she totally would've liked it -- but yet again she couldn't come... That was the last time I talked to her.

Since around the start of summer, M's social media has gone full-blown militant vegan, along with her sister. She joined an Anonymous for the Voiceless chapter and she's actually one of the leaders of it. They stage protests around town which I find a bit crazy. Every day she posts stuff online about how people need to become vegan, all the terrible stuff the meat and dairy industries do, how people need to become zero-waste like her, etc. It's her passion and her social media, so whatever, not that big a deal even though I think it's over the top and kind of annoying. What I really hate is that she regularly posts pictures and videos of animal gore. I agree with her that this stuff is really important and these industries need serious regulation and overhaul in order to treat animals more humanely, but I don't want to see these images. It's disgusting and upsetting to me, along with all our other friends and my mother who is connected to her social media too. She literally posts this crap all day long. I find it a bit pathetic that she obviously spends so much time researching and planning what to post on social media, especially because she always used to be the "live in the moment and put your phone away" kind of person. She clearly dedicates hours every day to social media activism. I guess that's what she was doing when she missed out on our best friend's 21st birthday.

Overall, I don't want to be M's friend anymore. She's become a judgy asshole who constantly posts animal gore on social media and won't stop shoving veganism down everyone's throats. I admire that she's following her passions, but I judge her for being such a dick about it. She's a really awesome person and I miss her like crazy but I just can't handle the bombardment. 

**AITA for not wanting to be her friend anymore because of her dedication to veganism?** My other friends think we should try to ask her to tone down her posts but I don't want to do that. I just want to forget about her honestly. I muted her on Instagram and unfollowed her on Facebook. I'm hoping one day she'll sort of come back down to earth and chill out with all that shit, but I kind of don't think I want to bother waiting around for that. I won't text her or invite her to anything. **I don't know what I'll do if she finally texts me again or invites me to something... What should I do if she does?**

dropping my friend who has become a militant vegan