See, the problem here is that she isn't fat. Look at her legs in the picture if you don't believe me. You can see the outline of her quadriceps and hamstrings in the picture. If you still don't believe me, here's another picture: https://slimgur.com/image/bOR. You can see the muscles of her arms. Fat people have fat legs and arms, not muscular legs and arms. This women isn't fat. She's muscular with a larger-than-average frame for a women and a little fat around her midsection which is a natural end-result of people who train to lift heavy weights but aren't trying to body-build. Another thing to consider is that most people who lift have to eat massive amounts of food as part of their training which can result in their stomachs becoming distended, making them look larger than they really are. This happens to me when I'm on a bulk phase and I'm no more than maybe 18% body fat. I don't know, maybe she's just a lard-ass and doesn't look it from these pictures. But it seems to me like the HAES movement is just trying to co-opt a non-fatty to justify their fat-logic.