What on earth makes you think a 'genuine obese user' finds exercise and diet harder than me or anyone else? Unless you have medically tested and rigourously established everybody's food noise, hunger levels, activity, metabolism, hormones, reactions to advertising, smell and taste senses etc.. etc.. etc.. then you simply don't know what you r talking about.
A lot of people struggle enormously with losing weight and keeping it off with diet and exercise alone. I have been on what feels like every diet that has ever existed, starting at age 8. I'm now 47. I have over-exercised including running to and from work, using the work gym in the morning before work after my first run, and running again in the evening when I was in my twenties (that's 3 runs and a gym session every single day), just to stop myself becoming overweight. I have tried fasting (starving myself basically, let's call it what it is), purging, Atkins, the orange and coffee diet, low carb, low calorie, vegan, vegetarian, clean eating, everything. For years and years and years I have battled constant food noise and hunger and thoughts about calories. I know the calorie in absolutely any food you could name. I'm exhausted.
When I started mounjaro I was around BMI 27. I am now in the healthy weight range. Mounjaro has changed my life. I can exercise at sensible levels and eat healthily without the internal mental struggles, food noise and everything else. I don't have to kill myself with two or three workouts a day just to stay at a healthy BMI. I feel normal. I feel like moderation is nice. I feel rejuvenated and happy.
I like how I look. I like that I am no longer mentally and physically exhausted with trying to loose weight. I am happy. I don't have to track my calories all day every day. I can just relax and enjoy life.
A LOT of people struggle with weight. You cannot tell simply by looking at someone or seeing their BMI what they are going through. We should all support each other.
You seem to think dropping 5lbs is easy. You say you've done it in 5 weeks! That's great. Why didn't you do it again, and again, and again til you lost the weight you needed to? ... because it's not that easy is it. We all know that. We know it's harder than it sounds, especially to keep it off. Instead of expecting others to do what you cannot do because you think they are somehow biologically more able than you, perhaps try being more supportive and recognise that maybe other people share your struggles. Just because someone else doesn't have the same weight or medical difficulties as you, doesn't mean everything comes easier for them.