u/Eeyores_Prozac

I knew this person a long time; we're almost sisters in tone. I've been fairly open with the fact that I'm on a glp and what that means to me, but suddenly this person has veered into attacking celebrities they think are on glps.

Now, I 100% am behind addressing the history of fatphobia in Hollywood, and fatphobia in general. But I'm not down with attacking individual tools, or symptoms, of the larger problem.

She left a post on social media about how she wants to go after celebrities on glp and forcibly put their buccal fat back in. And I get the frustration behind that!

But you're still commenting on people -- and the shit they go through -- that you don't know. Serena Williams is often the big target I see in my friend group, which is super frustrating because SHE'S LITERALLY THE BEST CASE SCENARIO FOR WHY GLPS ARE LIFE SAVING.

Yeah, of course, the capitalism of pharma sucks, yeah, of course, hollywood culture sucks. But I can't sit and listen to friends make me feel worse about a medication I'm taking for my own damn good reasons.

And I shouldn't feel like I have to line up all my good reasons just to feel 'normal' around my friends. Maybe just shut the fuck up if you don't actually understand the larger picture behind a medication.

in short: I want to educate on the medication, and be the bigger person, and help friends understand.

but sometimes all I can do is land on: die mad about it.

A friend of mine performed in a play that I did stagehand work for back in the late '80s or very early '90s, and I cannot remember the name of it. In my defense, I was like 14.

It was pretty much one set, the inside of a house (and to reiterate the title line more clearly and in better context, it was set somewhere in the '50s to the '70s). My friend played a high-strung young woman, possibly struggling to get out? live her life? anxious or a little mentally ill?, and I remember the mom was also overbearing as hell. There was at least one other sister/sibling, with a strong personality.

I vaguely recall, or this might be a shadow memory overlapping, southern accents. When I was reading a post that mentioned I Never Promised You a Rose Garden, it struck up this memory, so I think there might be a flower link. Yellow? not sure.

Google is shit now, as you know. Any leads?