Eight out of ten women edit their holiday snaps before uploading them to social media so only their slimmest angles are shared, according to new research, the Daily Mail of London reported. Most women will also delete unflattering pictures of themselves even if other people in the frame look good. 58% of women will remove pictures taken by their husbands or boyfriends to make sure only the most flattering pictures survive. A further 57% have asked friends or relatives to delete pictures from sites like Facebook. The most popular reason for picture deletions was, "because I looked fat."(See photo)
據(jù)英國《每日郵報》報道，最新調查顯示，8成女性在向社交媒體上傳度假照之前都會修圖，因而分享的都是她們最苗條的一面。多數(shù)女性還會刪除自己拍得不好看的照片，即使這些照片中別人拍得不錯。為確保只留下照得最好看的照片，58%的女性都會刪除丈夫或男友拍攝的照片。更甚一步，57%的女性曾要求親戚朋友刪除Facebook等網(wǎng)站上的照片。而刪除照片最常見的理由是："因為我看起來很胖。"(見圖)

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