Sometimes thinking too much about oneself can be dangerous too. A study has revealed that male teenagers perceiving themselves as too thin or too fat despite having perfect weight are more likely to develop depression. The research by the American Psychological Association also found that teens believing they are underweight and bullied because of it are more likely to use steroids Daily Mail reported Wednesday. The lead researcher of the study believes that his work proves how distorted body image is prevalent amongst boys as well as girls but often gets overlooked. 'These studies highlight the often under-reported issue of
