Exactly. The shoppers make her look like a gigantic, but in terms of skin tone and quality, "normal" woman. That can't happen in reality when you're 300+ pounds. Your skin is mottled, torn from the central layers in jagged purple ribbons, rippled like stable cheese curd, and heals slowly and poorly from surface wounds, so usually sporting a few unsightly scabs that are months old, as well as patches of dry skin which are receiving inadequate moisture, airing, or circulation. This is not an attempt to present a person in the best possible light. Her depiction of fatness is as unreal as the depiction of the Nanosuit warriors in Crysis is an unrealistic depiction of the US Special Forces.