I visited the gym this evening. I have a twitter account. I enjoy playing video games and finding music on the internet. My best friend is a feminist. My best friend and I do not like Trump. I have solar panels at my college. I am a vegan. My father bought me a maclaren, and that's what I drive. My dad donates a lot of money to charity. I am going to be a veterinarian.
I browse the internet a lot. I am a feminist. I have solar panels on my roof. I live in a small home and I only buy organic food. I am a vegan as well. I am 32 years of age and retired.
What was your profession before you retired? I was a fictional author. Do you read alot? I read a lot of online articles on gaming a music. What kind of fiction did you write? Mystery? Romance? Sci-fi? That is good to hear, it is always fun to read about your passions! I wrote romance novels. Cheesy love stories where the woman was normally the hero, but I love them. Added a different story line to the normal love stories.  That is so cool! A feminist twist on romance is genius! I can't believe you were able to retire at just 32. What do you do with all your free time now besides browsing the internet? Thank you! It was a risk, but following my gut paid off! I like to cook and research new vegan recipes. Do you have a favorite vegan recipe I can try out next? I made vegan "chicken" fingers using oyster mushrooms a couple weeks ago! As a fellow vegan, I was really missing the crispiness of fried chicken. Is there anything non-vegan that you really miss? Wow, that sounds amazing. I will be trying that this week! I hate to admit it but I miss the comfort of a good old cheeseburger from time to time.  That is SO fair. And I feel like it's so hard to find a really good vegan patty. Beyond burgers are okay, but the realness of the "meat" turns me off a little bit. I definitely miss cheese. A lot. Oh my goodness, yes I miss cheese too! What made you decide to be a vegan? A couple things. The environmental impact of meat and dairy products was what started my research into veganism. Then I started to read up on how poorly the animals are treated on dairy/egg farms and decided that I didn't want to be contributing to their pain. Sounds like perfect reasoning! All similar reasons for me. Does anyone ever give you a hard time about that choice?