Ariel Winter Tackles Paparazzi Picture Head-on: 'F--- With Me'

08/31/2017 04:15 pm EDT

Ariel Winter isn't afraid to let the paparazzi know that she doesn't like her picture being taken at certain times. On Thursday, the Modern Family star took to Instagram to upload a snap with a scathing message to her unwanted photographers.

The 19-year-old actress, who is currently dating actor Levi Meaden, shared the snap with the caption: "I felt the need to point out that I am carrying a milk filled oil can cup I got from Cars Land...f*** with me."

The image shows Winter sporting a revealing black tank top and tight-fitting jeans. In one hand she carries her purse, in the other, she is holding an oil can that she says is filled with milk. The Dog Years star pulled her long red locks back into a loose ponytail and looked away from the camera as the picture was taken.

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The post was clearly meant to be a criticism on the paparazzi for taking photos of her seemingly every time she steps out in public. This isn't the first time that Winter has lashed out on social media in recent weeks. On Twitter, Winter slammed the haters for body-shaming her over wearing a pair of "booty" shorts.

"Pretty annoyed about the focus on the fact that I wear shorts and the commentary that I'm 'squeezing' into them or the idea that it's not okay for me to wear shorts," she wrote.

Winter continued by writing: "It's SUMMER. Get over it. It's hot, I'm obviously going to wear minimal clothes. I'm not going to suffer in a turtleneck to please anyone. I'm not a whore because I wear shorts and tank tops. I'm a normal girl. Also, I'm not 'squeezing' into anything. My shorts fit me and everything I'm doing is just fine."

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She concluded the post by requesting that her body shamers stop criticizing her and other women for their stylistic choices.

"Please leave young women alone. We're just living our lives. It's really troubling that we even have to deal with this kind of stuff nowadays. Please stop criticizing everything everyone does!!!!!" she wrote.

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