Summary
The article discusses a personal experience of using a weight-loss drug known as GLP-1, which changes how the person thinks about food without requiring traditional efforts like exercise or dieting. The person expresses mixed feelings about their new body shape, concerns over physical changes like loose skin, and reflects on the impact of their past experiences with obesity.
Key Facts
- The person uses a medication called GLP-1 that affects their relationship with food.
- They feel they obsess less about eating since starting the medication.
- Despite losing weight, they feel they did not earn the weight loss through effort.
- They notice physical changes such as loose skin and shifted tattoos.
- The person acknowledges a level of guilt due to the privilege of affording the drug.
- Their partner expresses concerns about rapid physical changes.
- They reflect on past experiences of being teased and doctor visits focusing solely on weight.
