November3 , 2017
Actress Kate Winslet says she is worried about the pressure
that young girls have in mind about looking in "perfect" shape.
Winslet
feels in today's times, people celebrate curves more, reports dailymail.co.uk.
"Not so much. We have celebrated curves more in the last five years,"
Winslet told dailymail.co.uk.
"But I do worry about the extra pressure to
be ‘perfect' on girls growing up now. I'm obsessed about the misuse and
potential perils of social media for our younger generation.
"We need to
be aware of how damaging to children's self-esteem and the natural process of
growing up certain aspects of this ‘sharing' are," she added.
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