u/GLP1Trintillix

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What stone or setting would complete this collection?

Turning 40 this year and decided that instead of buying one giant “serious” diamond, I’m designing three completely different lab-grown rings that feel more like wearable art projects.

The dropping price of lab diamonds is honestly part of what made this fun. Fancy colored natural diamonds in these sizes would have been absurdly expensive, but now I get to experiment with color, shape, and settings just because I love them.

So far:
- a dusty brown-pink cushion with step-cut trapezoids
- a green pear in a sculptural curved setting
- a moody vivid blue oval in a half bezel

I know lab prices are dropping fast, but I’m buying these because they make me happy, not because they’re investments. (Also yes, I am aware this is an aggressively millennial/elder-soft-summer trilogy.) :)

What stone or setting would complete this mildly unhinged midlife jewelry adventure?

u/GLP1Trintillix — 13 days ago
▲ 6 r/MounjaroMaintenance+1 crossposts

I wanted to share this in case it helps someone else connect the dots, because it took me way too long to figure out what was going on.

I’ve been on a GLP-1 (Mounjaro) for about 2 years and had a really solid response initially — appetite suppression, earlier satiety, the whole “food just isn’t that interesting anymore” effect. Nothing dramatic recently, but it was working in a steady, predictable way.

Then I started Trintellix.

Over time, I noticed:

- My appetite creeping back in

- Losing that early fullness feeling

- Eating more without that “automatic stop” signal

- Gradual weight gain (about 20 lbs over the time I was on it)

At first I blamed everything else — stress, routine, diet. But the pattern didn’t really make sense because nothing else had changed that much.

I tapered off Trintellix recently and… it’s honestly kind of shocking. Within weeks, I started noticing:

- Earlier satiety again

- Reduced interest in food

- That familiar GLP-1 “quieting” effect coming back

It feels like the GLP-1 is actually working again.

I know this is anecdotal, and I’m not saying this is a universal thing, but the timing is hard to ignore. My guess is that something about Trintellix was counteracting the appetite/satiety signaling — maybe serotonergic effects or something central that overlaps with GLP-1 pathways.

Curious if anyone else has experienced:

-Reduced effectiveness of Mounjaro/Wegovy while on Trintellix

-Weight gain or loss of appetite suppression with it

-Or improvement after stopping

Would love to hear if this is just me or a real pattern

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u/GLP1Trintillix — 27 days ago
▲ 5 r/antidepressants+1 crossposts

I wanted to share this in case it helps someone else connect the dots, because it took me way too long to figure out what was going on.

I’ve been on a GLP-1 (Mounjaro) for about 2 years and had a really solid response initially — appetite suppression, earlier satiety, the whole “food just isn’t that interesting anymore” effect. Nothing dramatic recently, but it was working in a steady, predictable way.

Then I started Trintellix.

Over time, I noticed:

- My appetite creeping back in

- Losing that early fullness feeling

- Eating more without that “automatic stop” signal

- Gradual weight gain (about 20 lbs over the time I was on it)

At first I blamed everything else — stress, routine, diet. But the pattern didn’t really make sense because nothing else had changed that much.

I tapered off Trintellix recently and… it’s honestly kind of shocking. Within weeks, I started noticing:

- Earlier satiety again

- Reduced interest in food

- That familiar GLP-1 “quieting” effect coming back

It feels like the GLP-1 is actually working again.

I know this is anecdotal, and I’m not saying this is a universal thing, but the timing is hard to ignore. My guess is that something about Trintellix was counteracting the appetite/satiety signaling — maybe serotonergic effects or something central that overlaps with GLP-1 pathways.

Curious if anyone else has experienced:

-Reduced effectiveness of Mounjaro/Wegovy while on Trintellix

-Weight gain or loss of appetite suppression with it

-Or improvement after stopping

Would love to hear if this is just me or a real pattern.

reddit.com
u/GLP1Trintillix — 26 days ago