What is the difference between strict vegetarian and partial vegetarian?

Answer 1

• Partial vegetarian is a person who is, by title, vegetarian, but still enjoys meat products.

  Usually such people avoid meat on bone and fish, but have no problem eating it when concealed, like in McDonald's or in some other kind of dish.

  Occasional vegetarian is a person who is vegetarian sometimes and sometimes not. Usually they would refrain from meat for a few months (usually due to a diet) and then eat again when the vegy time is over.

• I am a vegetarian. Although I'm not partial or occasional, I eat fish as a substitute for meat. I have been a vegetarian since birth and plan to keep it that way.
• you cant be amlost or partial veggie , its either i do eat meat or i dont , and instead of eating fish you should just eat soy bugers and soy meat, but if you even have the least craving of meat then your be a veggie for the wrong reason . be a veggie and a vegan , watch peta2 videos .

Answer 2

All humans are partial vegetarians, because humans cannot live without the fiber and other carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals that plants provide. A strict vegetarian is someone who does not eat animal flesh. Some strict vegetarians also avoid animal secretions (like eggs, milk, and honey). A vegan is someone who does not eat animal flesh or secretions. In addition, vegans do not use animals for clothing, transportation, entertainment, or experimentation.