u/iSniffMyPooper

I've known one of my best friends for about 10 years now. He started dating his wife about a week before we originally became roommates, so I've been very good friends with her as well for the same amount of time. For this post, my friend with be [friend] and his wife will be [wife].

[Wife] works in fashion and has always been on the thinner side, but has always been at a very healthy weight (I'd guess about ~120lbs). Lately, my friends and I have noticed that [wife] is looking drastically skinnier (guessing ~100lbs), to the point where her bones are noticably protruding out of her clavicle, spine and arms).

I know that it's uncomfortable to bring up these things with friends, but I believe that good friends should be able to express their concerns about health, especially when everyone on social media says "you look amazing!", etc. and reinforces the behavior.

I asked ChatGPT to write me up a text to send to my friend to express my concerns, but I'm obviously worried about blow back of [friend] (or [wife] if he tells her) and it putting strain on our relationship. Below is what chat wrote:

>"Hey man, I wanted to ask you something kinda sensitive, and I hope it doesn’t come across wrong. I’ve noticed [wife] seems a lot thinner lately and I just wanted to make sure she’s okay. I’m not judging or trying to pry at all — you guys are some of my closest friends and I care about you both, so I just wanted to check in. No pressure to get into anything personal either."

EDIT: My friends are very well off, and my suspicion is GLP-1 drugs, thats where the concern is about because [wife] definitely doesn't need GLP-1 at all, and I'm concerned that social media is telling her to be skinnier and its a mental health issue.

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Does anyone know any trainers that specialize in this?

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