You're a vegetarian, all right, just not a "strict vegetarian" or "vegan."

That is the same type of vegetarian as I am.

I do not buy milk or eggs but like when a cake has eggs and milk in it then that is okay by me.

Years ago I was a full vegan but I can not get away from cheese.

Like going out with friends or on a date then I eat cheese pizza with some veggies on top, and so I started eating it at home too ever after.

I feel guilty about my milk and egg products but I can not break it. So I try to minimize it like getting a thick pizza having more crust than cheese. Or potato salad having more potato then egg ingrediant.

Still a vegetarian - yes.

sounds like you are a vegetarian to me. not so much a strict vegetarian. being veggie is about personal preference. some people are veggie for health, some are for animal rights. i started out for my health and now i can't stand the thought of condoning the cruelty these animals go through.

during my pregnancy i have started to eat eggs again. i will stop when i have the baby. my fatigue was getting too tough and i was craving eggs. so, i gave into it. i craved meat but i will never put another piece of meat in my mouth again for any reason.

technically you are a lacto-ovo vegetarian. In the US we just call that "vegetarian" It just means you don't eat the flesh of animals, but you will eat animal products, like milk and eggs. (lacto stands for milk, ovo stands for eggs)
A vegan would be someone who chooses to not eat anything that every came from an animal.

It can be really hard to eat at restuarants sometimes. Just ask your waiter which items on the menu do not contain any meat or meat broth, etc. Then order that. It shouldnt be quite as difficult for you as it would be if you were vegan.

I know how you feel. I live in a country where there are absolutely no vegetarians (and I can count my life on it). Tofu, etc is very expensive over here ($12 for a small packet) so I have the occasional egg or milk (hate eggs, milk is not good for my asthma) but hey, I would hate to get sick as a vegetarian and have other meat-eaters laugh in my face about it all. You are definitely a vegetarian. To be more specific, a lacto-ovo vegetarian (lacto - Latin for milk and ovo - Latin for eggs). The worst one I hate when going to a restaurant with my family and there are no 'vegetarian' options and they tell me to just order a 'meat' option and pick the meat off. That always pisses me off!

if you dont eat meat at all, then youre a vegetarian. its okay if you eat vegetarian eggs if you want to eat egg. unless you want to be a vegan, then you can have dairy products. unless you have vitamins to supplant the lack of dairy products, then it isnt healthy not to have dairy products. so if you arent having vitamins, you should start eating dairy products. (unless you dont want to. thats different)

im a vegetarian. once i accidentally had meat because i didnt know what it was. it didnt smell weird. when i found out it was meat, i threw up and was sick for a week. maybe that isnt supportive... well im curious: what do you eat? i mean, im indian so i have lots of protein in the diet that my mom planned for me... lol

It doesnt matter, dont stress over what kind of label you are. Personally, I dont believe there is any such thing as a vegan unless you build your own home, make your own clothes, farm your own food and dont rely on other human beings.

Secondly, if you dont eat meat, but eat dairy, I think eating dairy is worse then eating meat, in many ways.. and much worse for you.