If Body Positivity Worked, Ozempic Wouldn’t Be Trending (I Said What I Said)

An episode of the The Tuesday Tea podcast, hosted by Serenitea Says, titled "If Body Positivity Worked, Ozempic Wouldn’t Be Trending (I Said What I Said)" was published on January 18, 2026 and runs 16 minutes.

January 18, 2026 ·16m · The Tuesday Tea

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Summary

In this episode of I Said What I Said, I’m talking about the thing everyone tiptoes around but nobody wants to say out loud: modern body positivity has completely lost the plot.This is not a fat-shaming episode.This is not an attack on people in larger bodies.This is a call-out of an ideology that packages neglect as “self-love” and sells it back to us as empowerment.We talk about: • How “just love yourself” became a way to avoid personal responsibility • Why loving your body should include taking care of it • The hypocrisy of celebrities pushing body positivity… then hopping on Ozempic • Motherhood, postpartum bodies, and why wanting to be fit doesn’t mean you hate your body • Food, propaganda, processed junk, and why feeling “good” short-term isn’t the same as being healthy long-termIf this episode pisses you off, good.If it makes you think, even better.I said what I said.

Episode Description

In this episode of I Said What I Said, I’m talking about the thing everyone tiptoes around but nobody wants to say out loud: modern body positivity has completely lost the plot.

This is not a fat-shaming episode.

This is not an attack on people in larger bodies.

This is a call-out of an ideology that packages neglect as “self-love” and sells it back to us as empowerment.

We talk about:

• How “just love yourself” became a way to avoid personal responsibility

• Why loving your body should include taking care of it

• The hypocrisy of celebrities pushing body positivity… then hopping on Ozempic

• Motherhood, postpartum bodies, and why wanting to be fit doesn’t mean you hate your body

• Food, propaganda, processed junk, and why feeling “good” short-term isn’t the same as being healthy long-term

If this episode pisses you off, good.

If it makes you think, even better.

I said what I said.