I marked the option that this was totally her fault because if you need to use a make sponge to apply makeup you are prolly cakeing that shit on way too much which is maybe why you didnt notice all the glass eviscerating your face.

Time to plot your revenge, huh...

glass is one of the most painless ways to injure yourself, especially if the shards are tiny, you seriously won't feel it at all until you se the blood. I would get some mederma, glass scars in a very unique fashion.

A big, giant HA! at #22. You must be an avid fan (read: immature) to have that autofill on ya.

So you didn't notice the OMG BURNING PAIN after the first swab? You waited to see what was up until your entire face was covered with scratches?

Kara, to say that if you take good care of your skin you shouldn't have to wear makeup is bullshit. I have light acne and I do take care of my skin very well thank you. Sometimes acne or other facial imperfections are genetic. To blame a woman for wearing makeup because she doesn't take care of herself is stupid. I don't want to hear people with flawless skin talk about people who have acne or other reasons for wearing makeup. You know nothing. And that wasn't even the issue in the OP.

This coming from a guy, I know what I'm talking about. If it's applied well, and even though it might not look completely realistic, it may still look much better than no make up. Sorry, but the reason no guy has asked you out yet isn't due to them after all, huh?

If you've got good skin, by all means, show it off. I dont wear much make up. I wear a little eyeliner and shadow on occasion, but daily I don't wear any. The only time I've ever worn any sort of foundation was when I had an allergic reaction to something and got a weird rash on my chin, that I didn't feel like showing off. So yeah, if you've got nice skin, don't bother with it. There's not point, but what about my little sister's friend who has a giant red birthmark covering a quarter of her face. Are you going to criticize her for wearing makeup? Since she was a little kids she's been made fun of for it. Now she wears make up on it. She's gotten quite good at it, and you can't even tell she's wearing it, if you didn't know that the left side of her face is normally a bright red. Just because you look good without make up, does not mean everyone does, or that everyone feels comfortable with their skin.

Not all people have good skin. DUH. My cousin has a port wine birthmark that covers most of her upper lip. I have scars from a bad case of the chicken pox, as well as a scar leading from my left temple diagonal to the end of my right eyebrow, that I got when I had my face split open when I was hit by a car as a child. We both are VERY good at applying natural-looking amounts of foundation to hide our imperfections. My eyelashes and eyebrows are also a very pale blonde-brown, so I wear mascara and pencil in my brows on a daily basis. If I didn't, I'd look like I had no hair at all. And I don't like looking as if I have facial alopecia, thanks. Taking good care of your skin does not mean you will have good skin either. Some people simply produce more oil and are more susceptible to acne and large pores. It doesn't matter what facial wash they use or how good they are about skin care, they just have bad skin. And besides that, sometimes it's jut plain fun to wear makeup, especially on special occasions like a fancy date, a formal party like a wedding, or just to spice up a regular outfit. Caking on makeup so you look whorish is one thing. Using makeup appropriately to enhance your features or hide imperfections is something completely different. You are an EXTREMELY ignorant person, Kara. I suggest you hush up now.

holy shit. toilet seat? thats a bit much dont you think? its not like he did it on purpose. unless he did. but even then, hes her little brother, he stands when he pisses. and chances are, shell use the toilet before he every has to poo. imagine if she forgot.