Gomez's control over image

 

Selena Gomez thinks online networking has given her "more control" over her picture.

The 23-year-old star, who shared a photo of herself in a bathing suit on Instagram, with the inscription "there's a whole other world to cherish," in the wake of being censured for putting on weight not long ago, says "those posts are exceptionally purposeful."

She clarified: "I don't need them [the critics] to win. It's not reasonable for them to attempt to control my life. No doubt, I'm frail in some cases, yet so is everyone. No doubt, I committed errors, yet so does everyone. I get somewhat resentful - not annoy, but rather simply energetic - about that. I need to be listened, and I don't need individuals to see those remarks and think they can cut individuals down, on the grounds that it's not right."

Yet, the 'Bravo' hitmaker demands she doesn't consider herself excessively important.

She said: "I know I post pictures when I feel great or look great in an outfit, yet actually, I'm not going to be acting like that like I'm strolling down the road, and you can Google frightful pictures of me. You can discover them all around. I couldn't care less. Online networking is a spot to have a fabulous time and put your point of view online."

In the interim, Selena concedes she used to be exceptionally reluctant about her vocal capacity.

She told the November issue of Flare magazine: "I'm not the best vocalist - like, I know I'm not Céline Dion. Since the time that I was 16, I've had this lower register, what I believed was a masculine voice, and I was unreliable about that. Be that as it may, once I began acting more, I understood it was a benefit, and I would not like to compel myself to go for the most elevated note conceivable. My quality is deciphering feeling, in light of the fact that I'm such a sensor.