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If a woman tells you she’s overweight because of a diagnosis, you don’t respond with “oh, me too, just diet, exercise, and don’t make excuses.” You’re just making them feel even worse. It’s not the same for everyone.
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Anonymous 10w

I didn’t realize how easy weight loss is for able bodied people until I got on medication that stabilizes my hormones and metabolism. Literally all they have to do is eat a little less and walk a little every day. It’s insane

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Anonymous 10w

It’s abhorrent. Glad it works for those of you it works for, but everyone is different. But that seems to be too difficult for them to understand.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

And you think that’ll work for every able bodied woman?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 10w

I’m agreeing with you. I’m just pointing out that it really is that easy for the people who say that, they have no idea what it’s like for a lot of other people

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

I misread what you wrote.I was very confused at first. It sounded like you were saying able-bodied people should just take meds and eat less and that’ll help. My apologies.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 10w

No worries! Yeah I was talking about how my meds basically put my ability to lose weight on the same level as able bodied people with healthy metabolisms and balanced hormones. I used to have to work my ass off and fast/be in an extreme caloric deficit to lose a couple pounds, only for it to come right back :/

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