The backlash labelling the drug akin to cheating is one of the most blatant examples of medical gaslighting to date.
Imagine living in a body that is, by overwhelming consensus, regarded as wrong. Imagine being told your entire life that you need to change it. Imagine trying everything humanly possible to do that, only to wind up exactly where you started, or worse off.
Maybe you don’t have to imagine. Maybe you’re one of the majority of Australians living in a bigger body. Or maybe,, you don’t know what that’s like. Instead, you live in a body our culture finds acceptable, but somewhere along the line your brain started doing the hard work of deciding it isn’t, and you developed an eating disorder as a result., I find the choice to take weight loss medication understandable.
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