article_snippet.sent: According to a survey conducted by the ITV breakfast show, women take an average of six selfies before posting one online and men take four, such is the pressure to look women very best on social media.
article_snippet.sent: Yeah about 100, and then I’ve started adding filters these days.'
article_snippet.sent: No-one should be saying I don’t want to go out because I’m so worried about how I look.'
article_snippet.sent: According to GMB's survey - conducted on 2,000 men and 2,000 women - four out of ten women and three out of ten men avoid looking in the mirror due to low self-esteem.
article_snippet.sent: Nearly half of women and almost a third of men  are unhappy with the way Nearly half of women and almost a third of men   look, according to the poll, and Nearly half of women and almost a third of men   weight was the number one thing both sexes would like to change.
article_snippet.sent: The survey also questioned 1,000 children aged eight to 17 on 1,000 children self-esteem and found that 79 per cent were happy with the way 1,000 children looked, and over half took selfies.
article_snippet.sent: Despite this, a third of women worried a third of women were passing on body confidence issues to a third of women children and 41 per cent of children did not think a third of women mother was happy with the way their mother looked.
article_snippet.sent: Worryingly, their mother was also found that 15 per cent of women and a fifth of men had cropped, filtered, or retouched pictures of men children.
highlights_snippet.sent: Study reveals women take an average of six selfies before women're happy .
  