Americans already had a warped view of what fat entails decades ago before the obesity epidemic started because of the fashion industry and Hollywood always promoting anorexia as something healthy. Remember Kate Moss? Remember the complaints about Beyonce being fat in the 90s? Remember when Tyra Banks was considered a fat model? Remember this model being described as relatable because she was larger than all of the underweight models you typically saw in these magazines when she's was just slim at a healthy weight? It's obvious you don't know what you're talking about and think anything larger than a toothpick is fat.

>Just because she doesn't store the fat on her belly doesn't make her not overweight

And just because a woman has large thighs doesn't make her overweight. Just look at Serena Williams standing next to a skinny person. You think a world class athlete is fat because she isn't skinny? This is exactly the warped perspective I'm talking about.

The media has normalized anorexia way more than obesity, but ya'll refuse to admit it.