We’ve gone from the age of “body positivity” to the “Ozempic era” and the myth of personal responsibility is back in full force. We are back to believing anyone can be thin if they want to and seem to be more than okay with fat shaming anyone who has “made the choice” to stay fat.

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Alexis Conason, Psy.D.
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10 小時內	J kerosene_killer	Idk how it is in other countries but here getting your hands on Ozempic is a miracle. I had a prescription and still had to give it up because you can't buy it at any pharmacy.
11 小時內	Kara Kramer klawsbykara	Not everyone can be thin by just wanting to and how is that thought being reflected anywhere? Isn’t that the point of GLP1’s? That there are hormonal, inflammatory, and psychological issues at work that make weight loss more than just calories in vs. calories out? Who is out here fat shaming people because everyone isn’t taking ozempic? Your post is inflammatory and small minded.
13 小時內	Shelly Mayhew xxshelly.mxx	I hope to see if movement of people who don't give a fuck what people think. They don't live your existence and don't pay your bills. Fuck 'em!
15 小時內	Stacie LaPointe staciebobacie	I wouldn’t shame anyone for their decision to take Ozempic-type drugs but I’m also not going to appauld their weight loss. There is a difference. I don’t comment on anyone’s weight loss or gain.
一天內	Marjorie Moore majigail	Better to be fat and happy than thin and broke. I don’t have an extra $500 a month for a shot… unless it’s good tequila