Deceptive family sneaks meat into vegetarian's meals without telling her, refuse to apologize years later: 'They actually did this to humiliate her'

Everyone is allowed to do whatever they want with their diet. It's your body, so you get to choose what you put in it and what you don't. Sure, we all might have to make compromises when we're eating at someone else's house or traveling to another country, but ultimately the only person in charge of what we eat should be us. That's why one Redditor was so upset at her family after revealing a secret they were holding about their cooking, and what it meant for her dietary choices. 

Every vegetarian has a different reason for being vegetarian, but they're all equally valid. Some folks do it for their health, some for the environment, and some for animal rights. But no matter how you get there, it's important that the people in your life respect your decision. So would you forgive your family if they deceived you like that? Read on for the story.

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