The Accidental Vegan

A stereotypical representation of the vegan life. It’s not all this bleak (or funny).

I didn’t wanna do it. I really didn’t. …

Tales from my (mis)adventures as a feminist who found relief from IBS by becoming an accidental vegan:

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