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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have one friend whose mother was a beauty queen and she takes after her mother. She still looks great at 60+. She's definitely used GLP1s recently but who hasn't. [/quote]

[b]Nobody in my circle is taking any GLP1s. [/b] Who are you hanging out with?[/quote]

They are. [/quote]

This is what my family doctor said. She asked me twice if I am taking it (I am 51, and weight 119), and I did not even know what she is talking about. And then she explained to me and mentioned that almost everyone is taking it today. I was shocked. [/quote]

I'm not the PP you were responding to, but surely you understand that she probably caters to a certain social group. These things tend to spread by word of mouth. No one I know well takes these drugs. They would tell me if they did, we share such things. On the contrary, I know people who are chronically underweight: my mother, my best friend and my adult son. My son was on a weight-gaining plan for many years. I'm a little plumper than I want to be, but like another poster said, I would never take on the cost and effort and side-effects of such drugs just to lose 5-10lbs. I'd rather keep them! :-) I'm 120lbs for 5'4".

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You are underestimating how many Gen X women never got over their disordered thoughts around thinness.[/quote]

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