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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The obese Ozempic users who rapidly lost their 30+ BMI figures are who act self righteous. They have poor cardiovascular health and super low muscle tone but they feel like they look like a deserving, disciplined, hard-working athlete. It’s hilarious! [/quote] I’m slightly overweight despite exercise and eating very healthy. I’m not going to do ozempic, but I have zero judgment for those who do. The people I know who have lost in GLP1s are relieved, not self righteous. [/quote] I'll take your slightly overweight body over my wife's Olympic engineered transformation. Honestly I miss her nice plump butt, her bigger hips etc. Now all she has is very unattractive lose skin all over. Her butt is completely gone, her boobs are gone, her face is elongated and she appears much older. Having said all that she is happy with the number on the scale. But now she is complaining about all I have listed above [/quote] She can have plastic surgery. [/quote]
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