Auradreamer:
May be more relevant to a different topic but I'll still ask. (Noob here)

For the bigger gals and guys, what the best nightlife activities that works for you? For bars and clubs, is there anything you look to avoid or are drawn too?
During these moments, are you generally disinterested in getting hit on?
Or is chatting and meeting others more interesting?

PinkFox:
Just a warning this post could probably upset some people with the following themes. Fataphobia and anorexia.

I just came across this odd artwork from the front page of Deviantart. www.deviantart.com/dreamyneko00/art/Ur-only-fat-till-ur-not-1328286716 It shows a very skinny skunk girl saying "You're only fat till you're not! 90lb is too much!

While the way it's drawn is decent. My concern is the context of the subject matter. At first, I assumed it was probably some sort of fetish art. But then I did some digging and looked at the poster's other drawings.

This drawing had another very scrawny furry. Their ribs were even showing. The text says "Save the world! Get skinny today!" www.deviantart.com/dreamyneko00/art/Ur-only-fat-till-ur-not-1328286716

Someone down in the comments was confused like I am and asked about the poster's views. The comment was "I don't want to nag you too much because im totally not the target for this but im curious if you actually believe eating less would solve the food crisis? (I disagree)"

Here is the poster's response. "If we all did it could probably work It's more of a group effort"

I have a bad feeling this artist had fataphobic intentions and I think these drawings fall under propaganda. One could argue the poster is probably a troll but I highly doubt it. What are your guys' thoughts on the matter?

Fatgirlbelly:
Ok so as someone who’s been on a GLP-1 for a year, it isn’t what the media makes it out to be.

And before anyone comes for me…

If you’ve seen my profile you’ll know I’ve lost 50lbs and I had to for health reasons. I’m still big, I’m 210lbs. And on the highest dose I’ve fluctuated between 210-215 for months.

So it doesn’t magically make you lose weight. But what it has done for me is help regulate my PCOS, fibromyalgia & pain. Even my skin is better. So a GLP 1 is only as good for weight loss as you’re willing to put into it. The health problems that come with it are people being idiots and losing weight too quickly.

So will fatness disappear as a result of GLP-1s? Almost certainly not. In the same vein that gyms exist - governments haven’t forced us all to go to get “fitter”. Also, gyms and glp1’s are not suitable for everyone.

I hope this adds a bit of balanced context