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It's fine if a GLP1 helped you lose weight. But it is the easy way. If it bothers you to hear that, then that's on you. We all need help sometimes, but there's also nothing wrong with admitting you needed assistance. If you're going to enjoy someone commenting on your weightloss or how thin you look, then you also need to accept that people are going to wonder how you did it. These 2 things go together. If you feel shame about how you lost the weight, then that's your issue to reconcile.[/quote]

Would you ever say:
"It's fine if an antidepressant helped you feel better. But it is the easy way. If it bothers you to hear that, then that's on you."

Why is it ok to take an antidepressant to help you if your brain chemistry works differently than other people's, but not OK to take a GLP1 if your hormones work differently than other people's.  Same/same in my mind.[/quote]

[b]I would[/b], and I have been both depressed and obese (not necessarily at the same times in my life).

Like I said, there's nothing wrong with taking things that help, but they ARE the easy way without trying other things first.

[b]I'm sorry you and others are so triggered. Clearly I hit a nerve with the sensitivity.[/b] [/quote]

The first bolding makes you an ass.  The second makes you a narcissistic ass.

Would you say people taking another diabetes drug is taking the easy way out?  Metformin, etc?[/quote]

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