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Seriously. What even is the purpose of that pill? Yes, you lose weight, but you can already do that and it's not even that hard, especially if you compare it to eg. building muscle. Sure, there are guys who struggle to do so because of genetics and for them it's awesome. I am not even that mad about them.
But you know what pisses me off? Who this pill seems to actually be for. Women. I think they are the benefitters of it. I mean think about what the average guy has to go through vs. what the average woman needs to do to have good sex. As an average guy you need to not be fat, build muscle, do a bunch of looksmaxing for your face and then find some way to get laid. The building muscle step requires months of hard work and the looksmaxing can be very expensive and potentially risky. As a woman you only need to get a fraction of that. Not be fat, put on some make-up. Then you sign up on a hookup app and find a guy very quickly.
So, for women Ozempic already covers up a huge portion of the effort they need to make to have good sex. Whereas for men it's a smaller fraction.
Also, men who gymmax to build muscle aren't gonna be fat anyway. So at the end of the day it just mostly seems to be another tool at women's disposal to easily up their already inflated SMVs (just like make-up is) while men remain hard-capped by things that are expensive and to an extent risky to change, such as height or the bone structure of your face.
And that makes me wonder why research and development has gone towards Ozempic when that's not even what people need. Maybe it's because the consumer market is driven mostly by females, but I'm in disbelief anyway. Because why isn't anyone involved in making drugs realizing "men urgently need to up their SMVs and that's what we need to focus our R&D on". Instead they make that shitty pill Ozempic that essentially does nothing for us.
By the way, imagine some dumbfuck ED foids taking that shit to look like K-Pop stars. Those idiots making themselves uglier cause they think being underweight is attractive.
But you know what pisses me off? Who this pill seems to actually be for. Women. I think they are the benefitters of it. I mean think about what the average guy has to go through vs. what the average woman needs to do to have good sex. As an average guy you need to not be fat, build muscle, do a bunch of looksmaxing for your face and then find some way to get laid. The building muscle step requires months of hard work and the looksmaxing can be very expensive and potentially risky. As a woman you only need to get a fraction of that. Not be fat, put on some make-up. Then you sign up on a hookup app and find a guy very quickly.
So, for women Ozempic already covers up a huge portion of the effort they need to make to have good sex. Whereas for men it's a smaller fraction.
Also, men who gymmax to build muscle aren't gonna be fat anyway. So at the end of the day it just mostly seems to be another tool at women's disposal to easily up their already inflated SMVs (just like make-up is) while men remain hard-capped by things that are expensive and to an extent risky to change, such as height or the bone structure of your face.
And that makes me wonder why research and development has gone towards Ozempic when that's not even what people need. Maybe it's because the consumer market is driven mostly by females, but I'm in disbelief anyway. Because why isn't anyone involved in making drugs realizing "men urgently need to up their SMVs and that's what we need to focus our R&D on". Instead they make that shitty pill Ozempic that essentially does nothing for us.
By the way, imagine some dumbfuck ED foids taking that shit to look like K-Pop stars. Those idiots making themselves uglier cause they think being underweight is attractive.
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