like, you should maybe get this, and you should become young again. And you know, but with Night Day fiance, Night Day fiance, there's lots of different variety of people, so it doesn't really do that to me, and so I can enjoy it in it in peace. So what are people saying on the internet? People are saying, if you take a Zen pick you're going to get a Zen pick face. Now, what is a Zen pick face? It is losing volume in your face. And people are saying that this looks unattractive. It was coined by a dermatologist, obviously, who wants to then, well, you've become Finn now, but now you're not pretty. You have azempic face. You're fucking ugly. So you need to get me get some fucking fillers and have some surgery, bitch, because you can't ever you can't win, right? The house always win with beauty ideals. A house always wins. You get thin, but you've got a Zen pick face, but you've got loose skin, but you're getting older, but you're this, but you're that, but you blah, blah, blah, it's never ending. You're never gonna arrive, right? You're never gonna get to the epitome of beauty, because then they'll say, actually, big lips are out. Now, apparently big lips are out now, is what I found out. And so you can't ever keep up, because the people with with wealth are able to access these, these trends, and by the time poor people are starting to access them, they become untrendy again. So you know what? I just me, I'm just not in interested in gambling with this stuff. I know the house always wins. You know, I like, I went to Vegas and I did $20 on something, and I got $20 back. And I said, okay, cool. Thanks, done. You know, just because I thought it was a bit of fun and I could afford to lose $20 and so that's the way I engage with beauty, is if I want to do something for a bit of fun and it feels good to me, I know I'm ever going to get attain this beauty ideal, because it's impossible, but it might feel fun, and that's fine. You know, it's no big deal if I lose $20 or whatever. But it's when we're investing everything in our lives to get to this place that is not possible, and we don't know that the house wins. We're thinking we're gonna get there. We don't anyway, so, so people are now dragging other people online, being like, Oh, look how ugly are. They have an ozempic face. So that's fucked up now as well. Side face is also side note. This is also think called pillow face, which is just, you know, an ex, another example of how you can never keep up, and how these trends, and maybe, you know, not so great, you know, fillers, how the trend has been recently, in the last, I don't know, five years, to have very large lips and filler and to get cheek bones, or whatever it is, that what They had thought about filler originally, is that filler is absorbed into your body, and so you get a top up and a top up and a top up every whatever six months, is what they they had the dermatologists, or whoever the surgeons recommended. It turns out that it doesn't your body doesn't clear it, that it's just kind of stacking filler on filler, and then it dissipates into your face. It spreads around your face, and it makes your face into like has volume in your face. And so people are getting dragged for that now, and they're having their fillers dissolved, then they're having their fillers dissolved, and then it leaves them with lips that are kind of deflated looking. So they can never, ever you get fillers. Oh, finally, I'm good looking. I have fillers and, oh no. Now my face, now that it's not working in the same way it did, oh no. I'm back to zero. Now I have to get dissolved the fillers, because now the trend is thin lips and oh no, no. My lips don't do so I want to have to get a surgery to like, it's just never ending, really, you know what? With this stuff, with this stuff, I always. Just think when there's a trend and I'm like, Ah, you know, because sometimes I have looked at my lips and been like, maybe they should be bigger, and then I'm like, shut up, stop it, in the most in the most loving kind way to myself of Yeah, I know it feels like you should have bigger lips, but investing in in doing something like that doesn't align with your values, and also it might make you feel temporarily good, as the trend of big lips is in because that, you know, but you thinking, well, the trend of big lips is always going to be it, because it feels like that. That's what beauty is. But then it shifts. It shifts right? You remember, in the when we were growing, I don't know if how old we were, but what, you know, the really thin eyebrows, and then everyone would pluck their eyebrows, and they'd be really thin. And now, you know, and then it got bigger eyebrows, and people with thin eyebrows were like, oh my god, what am I going to do? And so they have to get tattoos on their faces and to get the eyebrows filled in, or whatever. And I just think, I'm just going to take a step back from all of that shit, because it feels exhausting. It feels you can't keep up. You can't you cannot keep up. That's what is designed. You can't keep up. So and also, like if that, if you've got lip fillers and whatever, if that feels good for you. Wonderful. I'm really pleased that people can access things gender affirming, things like having fillers or whatever it is people might do to access happiness in their lives, but I see it as a way that might bring me temporary happiness, maybe, but long term, it won't. So we have lots of celebrities on azem Pig, obviously, we have Oprah, who did a whole fucking show about it. That was absolutely dog shit I made a post about like Oprah's history of losing weight, and it's really fucking sad, you know, from her bringing out that wagon full of fat, being like, I finally did it and and then throughout the years, she puts on weight, obviously, because no fault of her arm, because she's a human. And think of all of the tools that Oprah has access to so she'll lose weight, put it back on. Lose weight, put it back on. And every time she loses weight, she's like, This is it. And so in the post I have, it's like all of the new, best, new things that was being touted at the time and how that was it. And his npic is the same. So Whoopi Goldberg, people really talk unkindly about themselves after they've lost weight, right? Like the worst fat people are the fat people, the worst thing people are the people that used to be fat people, because they really are horrible about themselves and fat people. Tracy Morgan, the comedian, people say you've been working on your body and your health. No, that's a Zen pick. That's how this weight got lost. Sharon Osborne, and then what did Kelly Osborne, Sharon's daughter say something like, she said something really fucking rude. Like, are you too poor to afford a Zen pick? Let me see what she said. She says something that Kelly Osborne is a Zen pick poor. If it was, was it a Zen pick that she said, Oh yeah, people hate it because they want to do it. She said, critics are just mad that they couldn't afford his epic. And she so she said, and the people who hate on it are the most people who the people who hate on it the most are the people who are secretly doing it or pissed off they can't afford it. Oh, dear. Kelly Osborne, she said some really things in her time, all of these celebrities that are taking, taking it are, are straight sized. There's one, like, one or two who are like, there are so slightly softer. Oh, Lord. Billie Jean King the tennis star. She's 80 years old. She said she started taking his epic because she'd hope her manage her eating disorder. No. She says, I'm a binge eater. Oh. Billie Jean King, no, because this whole thing like, oh, it stops the food. Noise, it stops the food. Noise, food. Noise, being a pre occupation with eating, yeah, no. What helps stop the food? Noise, letting yourself have access to food. That's all I ever used to think of. Think about. Was food, food, food. As soon as I woke up, food. What am I allowed to eat? Because I was fucking starving, maybe not physically, but mentally, I was not allowing myself what I was as soon as I started allowing myself what I wanted, intuitive eating. I am just so much. I'm just surprise, surprise, I don't have any food. Noise apart from, oh, it's lunch. I'm hungry, like, right now. I'm hungry because it's past lunch time. Okay, so ezempic and Tiktok, there's actually been a freaking article science from Science Direct, they studied ezempic and Tiktok. What they found was so they looked at the first 100 videos that they came across, 70 million times, viewed 70 million times, which highlights the potential of Tiktok for reaching large numbers of people with information about weight loss and increasing the popularity of medications such as ozempic. It is noteworthy that our our sample of azemk Tiktok videos were largely uploaded by. Professionals, which made raise a variety of concerns. And most of the videos that they found were people saying, I'm on, I'm on pick and and like, kind of promoting ozempic. But however, uh, this article from Rolling Stone says that that tick tock has now clamped down on ozempic stuff. So from this article, quote, the company's website states it wants the app to be a place that encourages self esteem and does not promote negative social comparisons. When reached for a comment by Rolling Stone, a Tiktok spokesperson referred back to the new guidelines, saying that policies were mainly expanded to prevent the sale of weight loss or performance enhancing drugs on the site, and they still allow for people to share their weight loss journeys, as long as they aren't extreme dangerous or relating to use of GLP, one medications for weight loss, good for you, Tiktok, but we should get rid of all of the weight loss content. That would be good. Now you may have heard it. There was a shortage, and apparently there are still shortages predicted for the rest of 2024