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Woman Taking Mounjaro Experiences Unexpected Breast Growth

A two-panel meme featuring a news screenshot from UNILAD. The top panel shows a woman with text overlay: 'Woman taking Mounjaro weight loss jab reveals unexpected side effect as breasts grew to 34NN' and a 'UNILAD' watermark. The bottom panel shows the same woman in a low-cut top, hands gesturing towards her chest. Above the panels, there is dialogue: 'Babe, I think you should start taking Mounjaro.' 'Why, I'm thin as a rail' 'I know?' implying a suggestive motive for encouraging the partner to take the weight loss drug, humorously highlighting the unexpected breast growth side effect.
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Babe
I think you should start taking Mounjaro.
Partner
Why, I'm thin as a rail
Babe
I know?

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Woman taking Mounjaro weight loss jab reveals unexpected side effect as breasts grew to 34NN

Overview

A two-panel meme featuring a news screenshot from UNILAD. The top panel shows a woman with text overlay: 'Woman taking Mounjaro weight loss jab reveals unexpected side effect as breasts grew to 34NN' and a 'UNILAD' watermark. The bottom panel shows the same woman in a low-cut top, hands gesturing towards her chest. Above the panels, there is dialogue: 'Babe, I think you should start taking Mounjaro.' 'Why, I'm thin as a rail' 'I know?' implying a suggestive motive for encouraging the partner to take the weight loss drug, humorously highlighting the unexpected breast growth side effect.

Origin notes

The meme originates from 9Gag, using a screenshot of a UNILAD news story about a woman experiencing unexpected breast growth (to 34NN) as a side effect of taking Mounjaro. The creator added fictional dialogue above the news image to create a humorous, suggestive narrative, framing the partner's encouragement as motivated by the side effect rather than weight loss.

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