Is this controversial weight-loss drug quietly making its way into the queer community?
#stitch @rosie Have you heard about #ozempic parties!? I thought it was a myth but @rosie confirmed this & I’m shocked ????? #celebrityweightloss When speaking about side effects of the drug, an actress named Allison in a New York Magazine deep dive into the craze said, “I heard somebody say all the gays at CAA are on it and they’re all shitting their brains out.”Creative Artists Agency (CAA) is a top American talent agency based in Los Angeles, which leaves us wondering if gay men in the entertainment industry have been hijacked by ideals of Hollywood body image.On TikTok, gay men like this “Ozempic daddy” have no shame admitting that they’re using the drug, and even shamelessly reveal they’ve stolen their supply from neighbors who need it for actual medical conditions.
Others are simply sharing their journey in an open and honest way, citing that they’ve been having trouble losing weight and have failed to succeed with diet and exercise alone.
One user even describes the hazards of double dosing, and the subsequent side effects. “Satan has possessed my bowels, and is trying to escape,” he shares below.
Yikes! #ozempic #wegovy #sideeffects #fyp #gayOzempic-themed songs have even been unleashed in the queer community, with lyrics like, “I don’t care about my face, just a little tiny waist,” referring to the well-documened side effect of “Ozempic face”, a sagging and aging of facial skin that has been regularly reported among users.
