Vegan

Dude, i was there.

But what with the meat at market from good farms or meat from hunting wild animals? You just need to stop buying meat from those factories and big companies and buy on your local town or market, from trusted sources farms or hunted. Meat itself isn't the problem, the problem is how is the meat produced, and we consume too much meat right now, and we need to change our habits and eat much less and from those trusted sources. And not mega-factories like McDonalds and those do.

So, most people are just terrible at making big changes from one day to the next, we're creatures who function on habits.

What are good steps to take, to gradually transition away from meat for whatever reason, be it ethical, environmental or both?

You could

1. Start avoiding industrial meat from animals that pretty much suffer 100% of the time
2. Cut out meat from large animals that have the most environmental impact
3. Work your way down from number 2 until all you eat is poultry
4. Cut out meat altogether

And so on and so forth. Maybe drop dairy next, because large animal, then work on eggs. Slowly but surely.

Any thoughts? I'm genuinely asking, because I'm very much someone who has a hard time with big changes in my everyday life.

I think we shoulf reduce meat production and make laws so millions of animals dont het abused every day and i aldo saw the videos but i just like meat so i dont think that everyone becoming a vegan would be a good solution. I of course 100% support if someone makes the decision themself. If a meat substitute is found that tastes like meat and solves meats flaws then i would happily switch.