<human>: Throwaway time. My parents raised me, my sister Allie (22), and my brother John (19) as vegetarians. They are both very against eating meat for ethical reasons and have taught my siblings and me that same rhetoric. I have never once tasted red meat, fish, chicken, etc. My parents have also recently become vegan and now are disallowing milk, cheese, and eggs from the house. 

There are a few reasons that I'm thinking of trying meat. I am chronically anemic and oral iron doesn't seem to be helpful – I have issues with absorption and something about the oral iron doesn't seem to be working. But the main one is that I think that I might want to at least try it. To those of you who are vegetarian, that might sound horrible, but I love trying new things and it feels awful to walk into a great 5-star restaurant and have to order a side of mashed potatoes because that's the only thing I can eat. Being vegetarian isn't my choice – it was always theirs.

I think that if I were to start eating meat my parents would disown me. Maybe not that dramatic, but they don't like meat-eaters as much as vegetarians. My Dad constantly spouts about how selfish it is and how if everyone in the world were vegetarian, there would be no climate change or world hunger. I am afraid of their reaction to me even saying that I'm considering it.

I know this will probably be controversial considering how Reddit talks about vegetarians (lol, it's all true, guys). But I need to know if there's anyone who has gone through this or if there is any way that I can discuss this without my parents blowing up. Before you say it, I don't want to start eating meat secretly and lying to them.

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<bot>: My parents raised me vegetarian. I am thinking of starting to eat meat, and I know my parents will be furious. I don't know how to proceed.