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Stop that.
I've tried a few times. It kinda fuckin sucks to transition back to meat
It doesn't have to be meat. You can eat eggs, cheese, and maybe fish? Salmon is my go-to. Milk products such as cream and yoghurt. Nuts! Maybe seafood, such as mussels, clams, crab, prawns?
Unfortunately I stopped eating fish back around 2020. All plant based these days except for eggs and dairy. Wouldn't suggest it to anyone, this diet is achievable but difficult.
Nuts and everything else are a great land. I have to be careful with cheese though. Not enough fiber to balance it out and my bathroom breaks start getting annoying.
Yes, changing dietary habits sucks. But a healthy approach is rarely easy.
Right but it's also entirely unnecessary. It's possible to put on weight and consume plenty of protein without meat. The lightest I've ever been was while I was still eating meat, and the heaviest I've ever been was while vegetarian.
You're holding your own well, but I just want to encourage you not to let the dude bro gym bros talk you into eating meat if you don't want to