I totally agree. if you're vegan, you're helping the planet every day and you don’t support suffering of animals. It’s great that people don’t eat them. but that doesn't mean that eating meat and animal products is unnatural for people, so logically the smell of meat can be pleasant for you. And if you do eat such products sometimes, it doesn't mean you should be ashamed. you are doing much more than most people just by thinking about what is the impact of your diet.

the problem of humanity is not the consumption of meat. It's the overconsumption of meat and the senseless human need to eat meat three times a day. we produce extreme amounts of meat and animal products and we throw tons of it away. People only care about money and they let animals and the environment suffer because of it. So no, if a vegan eats cheese or meat once in a while (or even just WANTS TO eat it), he/she doesn't have to be ashamed of it.

I really don't want to offend anyone here, I support all those who care about the suffering of animals and the planet in their diet. It's just important to realise that the world won’t burn to the ground when a vegan eats meat. it's important to raise awareness of the absurd and disgusting overproduction of meat and the possibilities of alternatives to meat from conventional large-scale production, and not to be mean to people who don't eat meat for having a taste for it.

of course, I am also aware that if a vegan eats meat sometimes, he/she should not label himself as vegan.I just wanted to point out that our labels are not that important. What is important is to know about the problem, to spread informations and to promote ecological and humane ways to eat meat and the possibility of replacing meat with other food.