Allison Williams went straight from college Tomato Plant Weight Loss Pills to some role on a single of TV's most widely used shows. And even though the transition was tough for that actress, she still may have a thing or two to learn about her role like a celebrity.

Williams opened up to Allure magazine about her self-image issues after doing a Mad Men-related song mash-up straight out of college -- and reading negative reviews people posted online about her weight.

"When I did the Mad Men thing, I was graduating from college -- you're college-weight," she explained. "So when we filmed the pilot for Girls as well as into that first season, I looked like someone I hadn't appeared as if for four years."

Although Williams' comments seemed innocent enough, her ideas about "college weight" could be seen by plenty of girls as negative, especially because Williams was by no means overweight when she first appeared on Girls.

She did attempt to explain herself by saying she failed to lose weight, adding, "That's still the actual way it was set in people's minds, so they're like, 'Oh, my God, you've lost weight.' And i am like, 'This is only the way my body is extremely naturally.' It's a little bit stressful to know there are many people travelling who think I'm constantly just shaking and depriving myself."

The actress isn't a new comer to the spotlight -- her dad is NBC Nightly News anchor, Brian Williams -- so she should have an idea of the effect Imelda Perfect Slim her words can have on others. And even though she revealed she didn't starve herself (or even diet), hinting that she was once heavier than she liked might be portrayed in the wrong way. Williams should realize she is beautiful no matter what and she or he should be an inspiring force for other girls and women to have the same.