Counted as a kinda vegan??

Question

if a person eats fish & chicken, no pork, beef, or lamb (red meat) & eats dairy products. is it counted as semi-vegitarian or something??

Answer 1

No, not really.

There is no such thing as a semi-vegetarian. That's like be sort of pregnant. You either are or you aren't.

You either eat the flesh of animals or you don't.

Answer 2

No, you would just be a person who doesn't eat red meat. Many people give up red meat either for health reasons or to slowly transition their diet to being vegetarian, so it can be a step in the right direction, but not considered vegetarian or vegan.

Answer 3

No.  Not vegetarian, and certainly not vegan.  They're just an omnivore who doesn't eat red meat.  It's a good step- for the planet and your health, but a vegetarian eats no meat- including seafood, and a vegan consumes no animal products, including dairy and eggs.

Answer 4

No, sorry : )

Answer 5

Vegetarian = eats nothing with a face

Vegan = eats nothing that is derived from something with a face.

Pescitarian = eats nothing with a face except for fish (NOTE: not a vegetarian)

Flexitarian - tries to minimalize consumption of things with faces but is still not a vegetarian.  (Your description might fall under this heading)

Answer 6

your not a vegetarian nor a vegan

Answer 7

Definitely not vegan and not vegetarian.

Answer 8

No. Neither vegans nor vegetarians eat animal flesh. That's just a basic omnivore like myself.