My experience is I still eat but less. I eat like my thin BFF - a little bit of everything, normal portions not over sized and back for more. My appetite changes through the week too. As the injection wears off I'm hungrier but I don't feel bad about eating more that day because I'm eating so much less overall.
Today as an example -Sunday has always been the day I eat what I want and don't stress but now it's something like this.
Breakfast - I had a few cubes of fresh pineapple but didn't fancy the Greek yoghurt I would normally have with it. Ate about 1/8 of the amount of pineapple I'd usually eat and felt full.
Lunch - we always have a roast which Dh makes and it's delish. I had everything but just a small portion - a little less than DD 17 has and her appetite is small. So - one Yorkshire, 1 slice roast beef, 1 potato and a few small pieces broccoli.
I had 4 squares of chocolate.
I doubt I will want dinner.
So for me in Xmas day I'll have a little of everything but just won't want the usual quantity.
No ones really noticed I'm eating less at family events and I don't miss it. I'm satisfied after one glass of wine rather than 4 and don't really crave anything.
I've lost on average 2lbs a week over 5 weeks so far and just feel better, thinner, happier generally even though you can't really see I've lost any weight yet.
No side affects apart from once in first week when I over ate and just felt very full and a bit of nausea.
Definitely the best thing I've done regarding diets and weight loss. If you're worried about it listen to a few episodes of Dr Tyna Moores podcast and the benefits she describes and realities of any side affects will help make up your mind.