Partner blabbing my meds!

The blood pressure medication comparison is exactly right - the expectation that GLP-1 use requires disclosure or explanation is a social convention that does not apply to other chronic disease treatments. It is your medical information and you decide what to share and when.

Medical privacy is the same regardless of which medication it is. The comparison to birth control and blood pressure meds is exactly right - none of those come with an expectation of public announcement. Deciding who knows is entirely yours to control. The partner situation is a different conversation about boundaries but the medication itself doesn't require disclosure.

the jealousy diagnosis for unsolicited commentary is often accurate and underappreciated - when someone is more interested in challenging your approach than supporting your outcome, the emotional driver is usually their own situation rather than genuine concern. the redirect-back approach is the cleanest response; it names the dynamic without escalating and closes the topic