Nikki Glaser

There are nine year olds who are like mewing now to get that jawline. It's sad when men start to have the same insecurities that we've all dealt with as women for so long. But they've always been there.

And you guys don't get makeup. Yeah. You just have to be what you are. So it makes sense why we're like, why do they just get to be who they are? Because they don't really have a lot of options. So they might as well accept themselves. That's a great take. I just came up with it.

And you guys don't get makeup. Yeah. You just have to be what you are. So it makes sense why we're like, why do they just get to be who they are? Because they don't really have a lot of options. So they might as well accept themselves. That's a great take. I just came up with it.

And you guys don't get makeup. Yeah. You just have to be what you are. So it makes sense why we're like, why do they just get to be who they are? Because they don't really have a lot of options. So they might as well accept themselves. That's a great take. I just came up with it.

You can't. There would be options. If you have a zit, you can't cover it. You just have to have a gaping wound and we get to stuff it with dirt clay and wonder why it keeps reinfecting and coming back.

You can't. There would be options. If you have a zit, you can't cover it. You just have to have a gaping wound and we get to stuff it with dirt clay and wonder why it keeps reinfecting and coming back.

You can't. There would be options. If you have a zit, you can't cover it. You just have to have a gaping wound and we get to stuff it with dirt clay and wonder why it keeps reinfecting and coming back.

That sucks for men with acne that they don't have makeup.

That sucks for men with acne that they don't have makeup.

That sucks for men with acne that they don't have makeup.

Even though we look like it's like a little anthill. Yeah, you can still see it.

Even though we look like it's like a little anthill. Yeah, you can still see it.

Even though we look like it's like a little anthill. Yeah, you can still see it.

I used to pick at my skin because when I was malnourished and had anxiety, it was just open sores around my face. I used to be bulimic too. That's why I quit throwing up. Like, thank God it was a vanity thing because... I was sick of cleaning toilets and I was also sick of having mouth acne that I would pick at. I would be nervous backstage before going on, pick at it.

I used to pick at my skin because when I was malnourished and had anxiety, it was just open sores around my face. I used to be bulimic too. That's why I quit throwing up. Like, thank God it was a vanity thing because... I was sick of cleaning toilets and I was also sick of having mouth acne that I would pick at. I would be nervous backstage before going on, pick at it.

I used to pick at my skin because when I was malnourished and had anxiety, it was just open sores around my face. I used to be bulimic too. That's why I quit throwing up. Like, thank God it was a vanity thing because... I was sick of cleaning toilets and I was also sick of having mouth acne that I would pick at. I would be nervous backstage before going on, pick at it.

I could feel it bleeding because I'd do the check and I'm like, oh my God, there's blood. I'm walking with blood. Then I put something on it to like cake it up and I'm like, okay, I hope it stays. And then you walk out and you're like, good evening Milwaukee. And you smile in a way it's like crack and it just starts running down your face. It would happen so often.

I could feel it bleeding because I'd do the check and I'm like, oh my God, there's blood. I'm walking with blood. Then I put something on it to like cake it up and I'm like, okay, I hope it stays. And then you walk out and you're like, good evening Milwaukee. And you smile in a way it's like crack and it just starts running down your face. It would happen so often.

I could feel it bleeding because I'd do the check and I'm like, oh my God, there's blood. I'm walking with blood. Then I put something on it to like cake it up and I'm like, okay, I hope it stays. And then you walk out and you're like, good evening Milwaukee. And you smile in a way it's like crack and it just starts running down your face. It would happen so often.

Thank God acne is behind me in my life. That was a huge struggle for a really long time. And seeing my sister never have to deal with