Replying to @Janet let’s normalize cheering others on versus bringing them down ❤️❤️❤️
#glp1forweightloss #pcosweightloss #glp1community #pcos #glp1 #shedrx
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I think it's a combonation of jealousy (if the commenter's also overweight and haven't been able to lose and keep it off, but can't get the meds or help they need) and of the general American society thinking that fat is a "sin" or a punishment we deserve for some moral failure, and they feel we don't deserve to get out of it "the easy way", those people think we overweight people only "deserve" success if we claw our way to skinny with starvation, deprivation and manic over exercising.