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Tomorrow night 8pm at Chop's Shop North = we party in Lyndonville!
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Posted On: April 24th 2026, 10:13 am
Tomorrow night 8pm at Chop's Shop North = we party in Lyndonville!

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How do you know who you actually are? ‘Stay true to yourself.’ ‘Be authentic.’ ‘You do you.’ But how do you actually know who that ‘you’ is? Well, the ancient Greek philosopher Plotinus might give us a solution, because Plotinus is famous for giving us what’s called the ‘negative way,’ or the ‘via negativa.’ And this says that if you want to find or understand something, you should subtract all of the things that are not that thing. So, for example, if you want to decide what to wear for work, you should subtract all of the things that you don’t want to wear. And the thing that you have left, ideally, is the thing that you have to wear. So Plotinus asks us to imagine our authentic self as like a statue contained within a block of marble. And the art of finding that statue is about chipping away all of those things you don’t care about. Chip away the things you do for money or for praise, or because you have to. Chip away the chores, the jobs, and the responsibilities. What you are left with is your authentic being, and if you do more of that, you will thrive. In other words, you need to reduce. Cut out all of the impositions and pressures in life. Cut out all of the have-tos and must-dos. Cut out all of the things that you don’t actually want to do, because what you have left will be you.
It’s no secret that GLP-1 medications, like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro, have helped millions of people across the globe — including professional athletes — with weight loss, appetite regulation, and blood sugar control. That said, there are many, many side effects that come with taking the increasingly popular drugs. For example, you’ve probably heard of the term “Ozempic face,” which refers to the sagging of the facial skin that can occur after extremely rapid weight loss. Per the Cleveland Clinic, some more GLP-1 side effects include nausea, hair loss, and “Ozempic butt” — aka muscle loss in the backside. Well, this week on X, several social media users discovered a lesser-known side effect that some GLP-1 users have reported experiencing: “Ozempic vagina.” In response to a viral post about “the rise of Ozempic vagina,” one user tweeted, “a close friend verified that it happened to her and she let me see but more importantly, she let me gasp and laugh in shock because that MF really slid DOWN.” The post quickly racked up more than 3 million views and has prompted several people to question: What on earth is “Ozempic vagina?” Well, according to Medical News Today, “Ozempic vagina” or “Ozempic vulva” refers to changes in the “appearance and comfort of the genital area” following rapid weight loss. Per the outlet, people who have experienced “vulvovaginal changes” report experiencing “loss of volume and plumpness in the labia majora and mons pubis,” “sagging or wrinkled skin,” and “changes in the shape of the vulva.” (To be clear, there is no official scientific research that reports on “Ozempic vagina,” and while weight loss can certainly result in looser skin in the genital area, other factors — like fluctuating hormones — might also explain changes.)
मायेने घर जोडणाऱ्या नलिनी आजीला मिळाला आहे, 'सर्वोत्कृष्ट आजी' पुरस्कार! वामन हरी पेठे ज्वेलर्स प्रस्तुत झी मराठी अवॉर्ड्स 2026 आज | 7 PM #ZeeMarathi #Zma2026 #ZeeMarathiAwards #ZMA
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