RJ 🇺🇸@halflawless• 4 months ago

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@VividVoid_ It’s a well known phenomenon that ex-fats actually have less sympathy for this sort of thing. But this is for natural weight loss. Yet to be seen whether it will be the same case with the drug assisted version

Vespian@Vespianum• 4 months ago

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@VividVoid_ There's certain sorts of recognizable personalities to the "I used to be overweight" people, I wonder if that will change for the artificially obtained crowd.

Duke of the Doomed@BehindTheSwitch• 4 months ago

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@VividVoid_ "I can take ozempic, but can you learn to be funny?"

armpit girl69@lbuprofin• 4 months ago

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@VividVoid_ i don't think overeating is associated with patience but there's probably great alpha in their self-confidence level

moons@moonsandhues• 4 months ago

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@VividVoid_ beautiful perspective

Katie 🪴@tysm4allurhelp• 4 months ago

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@VividVoid_ It’s spreading in the South! Just this week, a friend and my mother independently shared stories of widespread use among coworkers in New Orleans and Natchez, MS (pop 14,000)

occam’s river@occamsriver• 4 months ago

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@VividVoid_ They won’t be beautiful on the inside though. They will have depended upon a hack, a crutch of artifice, to obtain a form they didn’t work for, didn’t earn. They will still have the same unaddressed brokenness that got them fat PLUS a sense of entitlement & lack of responsibility