The Monarch

@CyberneticNewt @nypost Prime example of moving the goal posts.

@NewReclamation @nypost Gee, if only there was a healthy way to be a healthy weight. Oh well, better use an unhealthy one...

People who lose weight on Ozempic are viewed worse than people who don't lose weight at all: study trib.al/5JhdcWm

@TalesOfKalfinda @nypost Clearly lots of people care.

@nypost Nobody cares how someone loses weight, as long as it's not cancer.

@CyberneticNewt @nypost Right! There are zero health benefits to being in the "healthy weight" rather than "sever obesity" which makes it pure vanity.

@nypost It's like having cosmetic surgery to make yourself pretty. It's an act of pure vanity.

@Badopinions4 @MugambaThebig @JulietsLurking @dodgersjordan @nypost Yeah fuckface, that's what this drug does.

@MugambaThebig @JulietsLurking @dodgersjordan @nypost No it is really, really easy. It is all calories. All you have to do is not exceed what your body burns in a day. That is all, there isn't some big secret, you don't even need to work out it just makes it so you can eat more.

People coping by being judgemental so they don't break their fragile ego because they need the effort they made to mean something more than self satisfaction. It proves that being skinny is just a virtue signal.

@anti_pill_85 @JulietsLurking @nypost Have you never seen someone gain the weight back they lost through diet and exercise? You people are fucking hilarious.

@JulietsLurking @nypost She is also in a caloric deficit. But you developed the discipline and coping mechanisms required to drop weight and get in shape. She did not. That's the difference. She is still fat on the inside. Always will be. Take away the shots, the fat comes back.

@greaser_the @nypost What exactly is it shortcutting and what is the non-shortcut method? We aren't talking about result, we are talking about what the drug literally does in the body, and how do you do this without the drug.

@nypost Short cuts imply lack of effort. It's like DEI for weight loss.

@T_in_luv @nypost As opposed to sever obesity?

@nypost If it’s helping you lose weight I have no issue but are you aware of long term side effects or what happens when you stop taking it? I’m thin so I genuinely never researched this but my concern is those taking it may not consider consequences.

@mousemanx @nypost The comments disagree

@nypost No, not true. We value people taking steps to improve their lives

@EnderiumRace @nypost Yeah because being strong vs jacked has comparable health benefits to being healthy weight vs sever obesity. I mean it's not like the fucking medical community on the BMI chart calls it literally "healthy weight" or anything.

@nypost well ya its like taking steroids to bulk up its not natural

@Rhodesiankings @nypost I'm sure you don't take any medications and suppress your bodies response to everything.

@nypost Yeah. Your just telling everyone you have zero self control and need drugs to not be a fat slob

@HabeasPorpoise @nypost Is there some on/off switch I'm unaware of for my body I gain access to as an adult? I didn't know I get to control when I'm hungry and when I'm not. Shit I known people on the drug and they sure as shit don't get to control when they have an appetite and when they don't.

@nypost Yeah cause its cheating for lazy people. It just artificially controls your appetite because as a grown adult you can't control it yourself.

@SimpleStuf29115 @BrunoBulletin @nypost What do you mean they aren't dieting? Have you met anyone on it? I mean clearly you haven't because had you this statement wouldn't have been made. The drugs don't melt the fat. Holy fuck you are being a judgmental cunt because you don't understand what it is and what it does.

@NewReclamation @BrunoBulletin @nypost Because most people are good and will assume that person is dieting and they're not so that's deception. They still have their impulse driven brain so the fat may have been melted off with drugs but the bad mentality is still all there

@heesinator @nypost Never met someone whose never been to the dentist because everything there is just admitting you lost control.

@nypost It's an admission that you can't control yourself. It's like buying a gold medal and calling yourself a winner.

@SimpleStuf29115 @BrunoBulletin @nypost So who the fuck are they tricking I to thinking they have willpower? Exactly who are these people being tricked? You said it, I assumed it was your judgmental ass.

@NewReclamation @BrunoBulletin @nypost I look at one fatso and say wow they're gross and that's it. I put no thought into you people. Your doctors do because you're a money printer for them.

@nypost Superiority complex. They do it to feel better about themselves. To justify their time and energy in what they invest it into. If getting skinny is easy, then all that efforts wasted. They have to hate you or their life becomes less valuable. Nothing new.

@SimpleStuf29115 @BrunoBulletin @nypost LOL, you people walk around all day judging people like your life is even one ounce affected by half the people you see and even less you interact with online. Fucking get a life. If you need people to stay fucking fat to make you feel better about yourself, you're a giant cunt.

@BrunoBulletin @nypost You're tricking people into thinking you have willpower. Pretending to be someone you're not

@KnightmarishJ @nypost Yeah I've never seen anyone diet and lose muscle mass before. Whole new thing that never existed before.

@nypost Yeah…you should definitely avoid GLP-1s at all costs… Anyone who uses them is cheating and you can always tell because they lost all their muscle mass…

@Tim_the_legend @lilvidaloca @nypost Yeah, who the fuck would want "magic"? That sounds awful.

@lilvidaloca @nypost it's more about learning healthy habits... glp-1 is legit a "magic pill".

@lilvidaloca @nypost Yeah, because obesity has no health consequences. And you clearly haven't read the fucking comments because for most people here talking shit, it is about the judgement.

It’s not about judging people for what they choose. It’s about making sure people are aware of the consequences of taking a GLP-1. It’s not a substitute for eating healthy and working out. DJT’s approach to health and wellness in America is making GLP-1s affordable instead of making vegetables affordable. Where is the common sense? Skinny does not equal healthy.