I did already join it but only for the forums. Now that I've caught up with my life, I wrote some pretty interesting stuff on my pages. It describes me so well I'm going to use it on my about me page.
Here's a copy of my email.
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Name: Hoko
City: Houston
State/Province: TX
Country: United States
E-Mail: Hokopiggy@yahoo.com
I eat: 50%-75% Living/Raw Vegetarian Foods
Sex: female
Age: 19
Height: 5 ft. 3 in.
Weight: 100
Hair: Black with copper tint
Eyes: Dark brown
Occupation: Student
Hobbies: crafting with recycled stuff, researching raw veganism and toxic stuff, being spiritual
Description: I'm full vietnamese, born in Hong Kong but moved to sugar land and houston, tx when I was 3 so I didn't really remember much. I was a picky eater and didn't like to eat anything in my childhood. I also hated meat. I got addicted to sugar at an early age so all I would want is candy or "McDonald's". I was breast fed though so it's probably not all that bad. I was chubby up until age 8-9, I became almost anorexic like. I would always say I don't like food at all. However, as the days went on, and I had to eat at dinner time, I finally liked the one food that my mother cooked for me. It was made with a soup of wild grown leaves from our backyard. It was the only one I ever liked, even though it had rice, which I hated. Please note, that white rice isn't ideal for your health, there's scientific evidence. Including all these diseases in the world, were related to food. At that point, I started to like food and ate everything. Unfortunately I was indulging in too much soda, p
rocessed food, "peanut butter and strawberry jam" and all those trendy american foods. By the time it was high school and I had to wake up at 5-6 every morning without much sleep at night, my health took a huge toll. I wasn't too keen on going to the doctor either and was pretty educated about prescription drugs being dangerous without your doctors consent. I also knew that those "over the counter drugs" were not for kids too. So I tried some natural remedies, for some reason. At that time, I also became enlightened as I was realizing how the government was fake and how everything was a lie and that all these foods that they you are healthy, actually aren't. Some people say sugar isn't bad, should be in moderation, and some say that it is very bad. Well it all started to fit together like a puzzle piece and everything started to make sense. It also explained why I was such a picky eater and a vegetarian at an early age. I am thankful that my mom let me off on eating meat some days b
ut she still made me eat some meat though, which I had to consent to. please note that I'm not saying you should be vegan too, some people are different. There are many reasons why I became vegan. The first is due to my compassion for animals. "NOT YOUR MOM NOT YOUR MILK" male calves are killed right away from their mother for veal. Milk is meant for the babies, not you. I am thankful that I am breast fed, not so many other people were lucky, for example, my little brother (born in 2010) was breastfed due to my willingness but unfortunately also fed similac the rest of the time due to my mother not being able to produce enough milk. I was horrified... How could she just let it go like that. I told her milk is bad and that if you just naturally let the baby suck it was come. But something just tells me that she just didn't want to deal with the pain her own baby sucking on her nipples. The health of the baby child is destroyed just because my mother didn't want to breast feed him. Th
is is wrong and I will soon stand up for this. The second reason is for health, and many benefits of my future goals (saving environment and animals). The 3rd reason is because I wanted to heal. Raw food is the best way.
Ideal Mate: Nothing personal...
Personal Quote: Believe in the healing power of raw food!
Goals: Saving the planet, animals, and making the world less toxic one step at a time.
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UserID: ***********
Password: ***********
Name: Hoko
City: Houston
State/Province: TX
Country: United States
E-Mail: Hokopiggy@yahoo.com
I eat: 50%-75% Living/Raw Vegetarian Foods
Sex: female
Age: 19
Height: 5 ft. 3 in.
Weight: 100
Hair: Black with copper tint
Eyes: Dark brown
Occupation: Student
Hobbies: crafting with recycled stuff, researching raw veganism and toxic stuff, being spiritual
Description: I'm full vietnamese, born in Hong Kong but moved to sugar land and houston, tx when I was 3 so I didn't really remember much. I was a picky eater and didn't like to eat anything in my childhood. I also hated meat. I got addicted to sugar at an early age so all I would want is candy or "McDonald's". I was breast fed though so it's probably not all that bad. I was chubby up until age 8-9, I became almost anorexic like. I would always say I don't like food at all. However, as the days went on, and I had to eat at dinner time, I finally liked the one food that my mother cooked for me. It was made with a soup of wild grown leaves from our backyard. It was the only one I ever liked, even though it had rice, which I hated. Please note, that white rice isn't ideal for your health, there's scientific evidence. Including all these diseases in the world, were related to food. At that point, I started to like food and ate everything. Unfortunately I was indulging in too much soda, p
rocessed food, "peanut butter and strawberry jam" and all those trendy american foods. By the time it was high school and I had to wake up at 5-6 every morning without much sleep at night, my health took a huge toll. I wasn't too keen on going to the doctor either and was pretty educated about prescription drugs being dangerous without your doctors consent. I also knew that those "over the counter drugs" were not for kids too. So I tried some natural remedies, for some reason. At that time, I also became enlightened as I was realizing how the government was fake and how everything was a lie and that all these foods that they you are healthy, actually aren't. Some people say sugar isn't bad, should be in moderation, and some say that it is very bad. Well it all started to fit together like a puzzle piece and everything started to make sense. It also explained why I was such a picky eater and a vegetarian at an early age. I am thankful that my mom let me off on eating meat some days b
ut she still made me eat some meat though, which I had to consent to. please note that I'm not saying you should be vegan too, some people are different. There are many reasons why I became vegan. The first is due to my compassion for animals. "NOT YOUR MOM NOT YOUR MILK" male calves are killed right away from their mother for veal. Milk is meant for the babies, not you. I am thankful that I am breast fed, not so many other people were lucky, for example, my little brother (born in 2010) was breastfed due to my willingness but unfortunately also fed similac the rest of the time due to my mother not being able to produce enough milk. I was horrified... How could she just let it go like that. I told her milk is bad and that if you just naturally let the baby suck it was come. But something just tells me that she just didn't want to deal with the pain her own baby sucking on her nipples. The health of the baby child is destroyed just because my mother didn't want to breast feed him. Th
is is wrong and I will soon stand up for this. The second reason is for health, and many benefits of my future goals (saving environment and animals). The 3rd reason is because I wanted to heal. Raw food is the best way.
Ideal Mate: Nothing personal...
Personal Quote: Believe in the healing power of raw food!
Goals: Saving the planet, animals, and making the world less toxic one step at a time.
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