If you accidentally ate a piece of meat, would you throw up naturally, gag yourself, or digest it?

I'd probably naturally gag, but if it didn't come up, I'd make it. I made myself throw up something which I found out had eggs in it recently. :(

I have a pretty sensitive stomach. I had ordered a salad one time and forgot to tell the waiter to hold the bacon bits. Since it was my fault for not telling them, I just picked them out at I went along. Knowing that I might consume a piece or two. Well my stomach let me know that it really wasn't a good idea!

I would for sure spit it out.

Occasionally i'll have nightmares about eating meat, haha

actually, i've accidentally eaten a piece of meat once or twice before and it never made me sick. i think sick feelings can often be more psychosomatic than literally making stomachs upset.

I would end my life, or try to do so.

I've accidentally eaten meat and tears actually walled up in my eyes.

This happened to me once also. Naturally I vomited just because of the thoughts and guilty feelings I had. And, even after that, I forced myself to puke just in case it didn't all come out. I just cannot stand the thought of digesting something like that!

That almost happened to me recently. Someone gave me a pastry looking thing while I was at Costa Rica and I bit into it to find it was full of chicken. I hadn't yet completed swallowing it so I just spit it out in a napkin when no one was looking.

if i didn't throw up naturally, i'd make myself throw up.

A couple years ago a lazy or uninformed waiter caused me to trust him when he said "no, no chicken broth in the rice" and the next morning I was so sick...

It was coming out both ends of me nonstop - it was truly awful and disgusting and horrifying.

After recovering I went back to the restaurant and talked to the manager who was all "oh yeah, there's chicken broth in the rice" and just did not understand why I should care.

I think some of the answers and reactions are overboard. If I discover meat morsels, I don´t get scurpulous. In a delicate family-social situation, I put the offending morsel aside without any fuss. If I am in a restuarant, I lodge a complaint and return the offending dish. Maybe it is not such a big deal for me because I am a vegetarian, not a vegan, and don´t hold with the philosophy of veganism as such.

Gag myself, for sure. This actually happened a while ago when I first decided to go vegetarian. I lived with my grandparents at the time. My grandma was very forgetful. She had been making her and my grandfathers regular dinners, and making a special one for me. She would make my dinners with the morning star things. One night I guess she had alot on her mind, and she made my Shepard's Pie with real meat. I took two bites and thought it tasted a little weird. When I asked, she said she had completely forgotten. I quickly, but not rudely excused myself to the bathroom.

If it had made it past my tonsils I would probably digest it and complain to the manager. It would be hard not to throw up. I ordered a veggie burrito yesterday and discovered it had cheese in it, and then when I was almost finished it looked like some meat had accidently made its way inside. I threw the rest of it away.
It's almost amazing to me that after you cut dairy out of your life for 3 weeks and learn about what you're eating, it is incredibly unappealing. Yuck!

P.S. I have heard that most fast food fries are cooked with animal product flavorings. Not sure if that is true but I would not be surprised. Apparently McDonalds was sued for lying about it. *CORRECTION* It's true. Yuck!

this always seems to happen to me with burritos.
over the summer i ordered a veggie burrito and about a quarter of the way through, i bit it, and felt the familiar, disgusting texture of steak.
i spit it out, brushed my teeth about three times, flossed, and mouthwashed.
since it didnt make it to my stomach, i didnt have to throw up.
but, needless to say, i was done with that burrito.

I found my burrito (in a restaurant) had chicken in it while it was in my mouth. I spat it out, cried & my husband drove me to a store to buy dental floss.

I agree with most of the comments... based on my past experience I would throw up naturally. I have had one experience that I had "beef flavorings" but not an actually chunk of meat snuck into my dish and I didn't blow chunks.... The food was cooked by a family member and I did feel on the edge of throwing up the entire night, I just never actually threw up. I know it made me sick, like flu like, headache and the whole nine yards. I didn't know about the flavorings till a week later.

i would throw up naturally

that happened to me like two years ago and ithrew up all over my kitchen sink naturally it was disgusting...

Probably gag myself, to be honest. I've found I'm having a pretty bad aversion to meat right now anyway, so I might not have to, but I really don't like the idea. I thought about this a lot, as I was always worried that my ex's mother would try and slip me something (she was pretty anti-veg)...

This happened to me once as well. I specifically ordered something that was vegetarian and asked for no dairy, i.e., vegan. After eating quite a bit of the burrito-like dish I found two huge pieces of chicken at the bottom.

I went to the bathroom, I gagged myself and vomited to get it all out, I complained to the management, and I felt like shit for a couple days.

I would never do something like that otherwise, but there is no way I would leave animal or animal by-product in my body.