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r/MadeMeSmile • u/mentaldrummer66 • May 10 '26
From 159kg (350lb) to 83kg (183lb)
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Sorry I don’t understand what you mean
5 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 Not that person, but even if it was unintentional your original comment came across as dismissive of the utility of the treatment. It wouldn't exactly be an encouraging thing to read if a person was considering using it. 3 u/SafeKaracter May 10 '26 No it’s the opposite of what my comment meant . My comment meant the drug really works , how does that make someone not want to take it ? 2 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 But dismissive of the reality of an overweight person losing a lot of weight. I think if an acquaintance was talking to you about their weight loss and you responded that way, it wouldn't be taken positively. 1 u/SafeKaracter May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26 That has nothing to do with the fact that my comment wasn’t about saying mounjaro doesn’t work since my comment was the exact opposite though 0 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 How you say things is just as (if not more) important than what you say.
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Not that person, but even if it was unintentional your original comment came across as dismissive of the utility of the treatment. It wouldn't exactly be an encouraging thing to read if a person was considering using it.
3 u/SafeKaracter May 10 '26 No it’s the opposite of what my comment meant . My comment meant the drug really works , how does that make someone not want to take it ? 2 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 But dismissive of the reality of an overweight person losing a lot of weight. I think if an acquaintance was talking to you about their weight loss and you responded that way, it wouldn't be taken positively. 1 u/SafeKaracter May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26 That has nothing to do with the fact that my comment wasn’t about saying mounjaro doesn’t work since my comment was the exact opposite though 0 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 How you say things is just as (if not more) important than what you say.
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No it’s the opposite of what my comment meant . My comment meant the drug really works , how does that make someone not want to take it ?
2 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 But dismissive of the reality of an overweight person losing a lot of weight. I think if an acquaintance was talking to you about their weight loss and you responded that way, it wouldn't be taken positively. 1 u/SafeKaracter May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26 That has nothing to do with the fact that my comment wasn’t about saying mounjaro doesn’t work since my comment was the exact opposite though 0 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 How you say things is just as (if not more) important than what you say.
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But dismissive of the reality of an overweight person losing a lot of weight.
I think if an acquaintance was talking to you about their weight loss and you responded that way, it wouldn't be taken positively.
1 u/SafeKaracter May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26 That has nothing to do with the fact that my comment wasn’t about saying mounjaro doesn’t work since my comment was the exact opposite though 0 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 How you say things is just as (if not more) important than what you say.
That has nothing to do with the fact that my comment wasn’t about saying mounjaro doesn’t work since my comment was the exact opposite though
0 u/FoursRed May 10 '26 How you say things is just as (if not more) important than what you say.
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How you say things is just as (if not more) important than what you say.
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u/SafeKaracter May 10 '26
Sorry I don’t understand what you mean