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Selfie addiction may be reflect low-self esteem
People who take selfies regularly are more prone to having low self-esteem, a new UK study suggests. The study, involving 2,071 UK men and women aged between 18 and 30, found that when it comes to taking photographs, 39 per cent preferred taking pictures of themselves, rather than their family, partner, or pets.
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