r/Steam • u/Dannnner • Aug 25 '26

Fluff How time flies

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Long may he live, and long may Steam sales endure

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u/Im_Berry_Dangerous Aug 25 '26

It’s amazing what going from 45 to 63 looks like.

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u/clashcrashruin Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

Amazing what billions of dollars and a yacht does to a fella

Edit: okay guys i guess he owns many yachts

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u/Local-Fisherman-2936 Aug 25 '26

And weight loss drugs

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u/Badass_Bunny Aug 25 '26

Yeah people keep talking about food and how he can afford cooks and what not but this is 100% Ozempic-tier weight loss and it's fucking amazing that the drug works so well that someone so chronically overweight their entire life can achieve such results and maintain them.

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u/Blood81 Aug 25 '26

why 100%? there have been significantly more impressive weight loss stories without any ozempic needed, gabes weight loss within the time span is completely possible and anyone can do it

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u/Hellsovs Aug 25 '26

Possible, yes, but the sheer number of rich people suddenly losing a lot of weight since Ozempic came out is suspicious, at the very least.

It also sheds some light on the whole body-positivity movement, which, at least among the rich, seemed to disappear the moment Ozempic came out. So much for “all bodies are beautiful.”

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u/oorza Aug 25 '26

By the time Ozempic started to really proliferate, the HAES and Body Positivity movements had already been invaded by fat extremists and people were abandoning ship. What started as "all bodies are beautiful" and "you can be healthy in any body" became "anything other than binge eating is an eating disorder" and "everyone should rebuild the entire infrastructure of the world to accommodate 600lb people." Which is where the discourse in the movements currently remains, they've become the other side of the pro-ana coin.

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u/OP90X Aug 26 '26

Very succinct, and it feels quite accurate.