I think my therapist shamed me for taking semaglutide?

As the title suggests, I think my therapist shamed me for taking semaglutide.

We were discussing various medications and some fears of mine surrounding the medicines side effects (specifically mental health medication). He went on a mini rampage about the "other" medications I take and if I had looked into the side effects from those. He then goes on to mock me, pretending to jog and says "but oh no when it comes to weight loss medications you were first in line for that!" Shaking his hands around aa if to emphasize how desperate I was for it?

... I was speechless. First of all, I wasn't first in line for anything? It's not like I've been beating down the door for the medicine and complaining in his office about how much I want it? I literally never mentioned it before except that session to tell him I started taking it (so he can track all of my medicines for insurance purposes or whatever).

I've spent days thinking about and feeling shame and embarrassment. Why did he say that and do that? For someone who advocates for "stigmatized medications" such as mental health medications, saying they are just another "tool in your toolbox", he sure needs to work on his internalized stigma against weightloss medicine.

Am I thinking about this wrong? I mean I understand the point he was trying to make about me taking some meds while having fears of others but... why mock me? Why act like I've just been gnawing on the bars of my enclosure waiting until I could get my hands on the coveted Ozempic! 😞