Nikki Glaser says her raunchy act taught her parents a lesson they never expected Comedian Nikki Glaser’s new special, “Good Girl,” explores the conflict between societal expectations of women to be “good” and the freedom found in speaking one’s truth. Glaser believes her often raunchy act has shown her parents that honesty and vulnerability can lead to greater connection and acceptance. She also discusses the frustration of women being shamed for cosmetic surgery, comparing it to other career investments like a college degree.

• Nikki Glaser’s new standup special is titled “Good Girl.”
• The special explores the contrast between societal pressure to be modest and the comedian’s urge to speak freely.
• Glaser feels her act has taught her parents that expressing shame can lead to increased likeability.
• She addresses the societal criticism women face for cosmetic surgery, arguing it’s a personal choice that can enhance their lives and careers.
• Glaser compares the investment in cosmetic surgery to the investment in a college education.