Personally, I really like how, on the medication, it's easy to say "nah, I'd better not". Off the medication, it's impossible, as I have to eat whatever is in front of me, or I won't stop thinking about it.
I literally have no feeling of 'full'. I used to. I have no idea when it stopped working, but it definitely stopped working.
You can't know what I feel. I can't know what you feel. I'm fit, I have zero appetite control.
If I stop doing tons of exercise, boom, problems. I got old, I stopped moving as much, boom, problems.
People like you are part of the problem, not the solution.
Honestly, you wouldn't say this shit to someone's face.
It was honestly hard enough posting this here in the first place and then a dick like you comes along.
Cheers thanks for ruining my day you prat.
While I have no doubt that obese people have gradually made appetite control harder for themselves, the full feeling you get on GLP meds is in no way the way us normal-weight people feel.
I too, could easy eat a whole bag of doritos after some pizza and then decide I want ice cream. I don’t do that because I know it’s an awful idea and so I maybe just have a pickle after the pizza instead.
On GLP-1 medications at a decent dose I don’t know if I could force myself to eat anything after half of my normal serving of pizza.
That’s not the way the rest of us normally are apart from rare exceptions, I assure you.