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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I post this on every thread. Why aren’t these semaglutide haters saying the same thing about blood pressure medications, anxiety medications acne medications or heart medications. Many say those ailments can be remedied by eating healthy, exercising and walking in flower fields. Why don’t you guys go on the health forum and tell those folks they just need to try harder? They just need to eat more broccoli and carrots?

Some folks have taking BP meds and cholesterol meds for decades, why aren’t you guys flaming them to just try harder? I really want to know. [/quote]

They don’t care about other medications.

They are absolutely furious about the success of Wegovy because they experience that success as a profound narcissistic injury. That’s why they post incessantly. It is a deep injury to their self-perception and they are lashing out in an endless panicked cycle as a result. [/quote]

lol this comes up in every thread about weight - thin people are mad, thin people are jealous. I have been thin all my life and trust me this just...isn't it. I hope that every person who wants to get their hands on these drugs and lose weight is able to do it, has no ill side effects, and is happy with their results.[/quote]

Are you starting threads on GLP-1, or telling people they shouldn't take it?  I assume not, from your post. Which I appreciate! FWIW, I'm not thin but I'm happy you are, that's great.

Nobody is saying all thin people are mad about meds. They are saying the people who start these threads incessently, and post nasty things about patients taking this medication, are mad about meds. I wouldn't say it's envy at all: the "injury to their self-perception" that PP describes is that the existence of a drug to help people lose weight makes it less likely their own thin bodies seem exceptional, which makes them feel bad about themselves because so much of their identity is tied to their size and "healthy lifestyle." That's unfortunate.

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