Let’s be honest, we’ve all had that embarrassing moment. The one that still haunts us years later. The one we still cringe about. The one we never want to speak about again. Well, brave souls on Reddit are owning up to those moments, and sharing the most embarrassing thing that’s ever happened to them with us all. These will probably make you feel better about your own embarrassing moment.
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- “I ran cross country in high school. I would lead stretches, meaning that both the boys’ and girls’ teams were circled around me. A buddy came up and de-pantsed me and grabbed too many layers. At least the girls’ team got the rear end and the guys got the front. I don’t think I’ve ever been truly embarrassed since.”
- “My freshman year of college (on my 19th birthday) there was a fire in my dorm. I was in the shower when the alarm went off. Had to jump out, and right then, a male RA runs in yelling that we need to evacuate immediately. I grabbed the closest towel I could find and barely covered myself up in time for him to look over. I then had to stand outside in nothing but a towel for over two hours while the fire was put out and the building was cleared. The fire was caused by some idiot microwaving tin foil. I couldn’t call anyone to come get me because it was the first week of school and I hadn’t made any friends who had a car yet. It was…mildly frustrating.”
- “When I was like five, I shouted at my sister, ‘YOU’RE AN IDIOT I-D-O-T.’ 21 years later, I’ve yet to live it down.”
- “I walked into a pole, hard, with all my school nearby (it was the end of school). I was by myself and felt awkward already and felt the need to say, ‘Sorry’ to the pole, and then I realized and then proceeded to say, ‘Wait, you’re a pole.’ Just kept my head down and walked swiftly on after that.”
- “I thought I was the only one at work one early morning. There was zero chance any other worker would be there for hours. I was listening to loud music on my headphones. I had to fart…and did it…a loud, vibrating, juicy one. Turned around in my chair to see the overnight cleaning lady standing right behind me. She looked quite ill.”
- “When I was still young at around 13, I went to a bathroom in school, and the stall was locked. A normal person would say someone is in there. But not me; my first thought was, ‘How do you lock a bathroom stall behind you?’ That’s not possible. So I crawled under the stall, and boom, there was someone in there. A piece of me still gets cringe when I think about it.”
