From reading the article, whilst I don't dispute that you may have valid points, I don't think they apply here: 1. She lost weight, and her husband is into chu

From reading the article, whilst I don't dispute that you may have valid points, I don't think they apply here: 1. She lost weight, and her husband is into chubby girls - he literally misses her fat "draping over" him. He should have thought about that before agreeing to her taking weight-loss medication. 2. She admits she hasn't been into sex for at least the last five years, but has only been on the weight-loss meds for 10 months. The big difference is that now that she has more body positivity, and likely because other people around her are responding to her differently, as they always do to prettier people, she has learned to say no, and stand her ground. I wouldn't blame the medication here - and I think that the article is misleading. If she'd lost all this weight through some rigid exercise and nutrition program, the outcome would have been the same. Her husband wants a chubby slut, and she doesn't want to be that person.