Embarrassing Moments?

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When someone says something personal embarasses me. Or when anyone mocks me because of my appearance. I get the usual name "GEEK" because I wear glasses, have spots and and I am plump.

When I was 10. For some reason my friends and I had a habit of chasing the truck that left the cafeteria everyday at recess from behind the fence. When I chased it I didn't look where I was going and ran full force into a pole that was sticking out of the fence.
I ended up having to leave early, a black eye, and a permadent dent in my skull (its not noticable unless you feel for it. I was harrassed about it until I was 14.

I got asked if I worked at Hooters.


-SpaceCase

I find it embarassing when my mother hugs on me in public.

Most embarrassing moment was when I was 20 minutes late to history class because I was printing 40+ pages worth of conspiracy theories involving the Illuminati, the Golden Dawn, and many other groups/

This one happened to me yesterday. I had had this rather large pimple on the back of my neck for a few days. I had been trying to squeeze the thing into oblivion over this time, but to no avail.

Well, while I was speaking to this woman yesterday for some reason my brain switched off and I started picking at this pimple mid-conversation. At this point whatever skin had been holding back the several days worth of ooze and pus in this pimple abruptly broke. This didn't just liberate the contents of the pimple, but propelled it high into the air over my left shoulder.

Of course at this point the conversation faltered as the woman suddenly was drawn to the lovely arc my pimple contents had sped through the air in. This was followed by an awkward attempt to carry on the conversation as if nothing had happened.

I don't have a bouncy walk but I am pigeon-toed. Funny thing is that I wasn't born like that. It actually developed by the time I was six. Eleven years later, I'm still pigeon-toed and I'm still tripping over my own two feet. No one really even notices though (thank God).

Anyway, my most embarrassing moment was in fourth grade. We were on a field trip to this place called Conner Prairie, which is like an 1800's type place, but it's really fun. Anyway, I had been coughing the entire day. When I was in one of the cabins, my coughing got very intense. I had completely interrupted the man telling us the story and everyone in there trying to listen (there was about fifty of us). Anyway, as soon as we all walked out of that cabin, I threw up mucus all over the place. We obviously had to go home early because of me. Luckily, everyone was really cool about it and no one teased me (which was very abnormal for that class). Plus no one was really upset we had to leave either so I guess it wasn't too bad. Of course, I never want that to happen again. Ever.

Embarrassing moment of recent. My friend's birthday was the other day, and so her mom and brother came for lunch. Several weeks ago she had introduced me to this girl who's from chicago, and I never really figured out her name so if she was ever mentioned I just called her Chicago(not to her face, she was never around, and if she was, that would be rude..) anyway, I heard my friend's brother say "why don't we just call her that girl from Chicago" and her mom say "that would be embarrassing!" and I say loudly "what about Chicago?" not noticing she's coming up behind me. I kept trying to hide.

turning up and pretending to have a black eye. try explain that one when you cant

My most embarrasing moment.. accidentally walking into the girls' changing room. I took a turn right too early.

What do you mean you pretended to have a black eye?

Are you sure it was an accident?

If you're in Sheringham, join the Locomotive Department of the North Norfolk Railway as a volunteer. Railways are good places for Aspies, because these places have such a social stigma (the whole 'trainspotter' thing) that only die-hard individualists ever join up. Consequently you'll be surrounded by equals, and your help will be appreciated. There is a lot of banter but it's light-hearted and you'll be on equal terms with everybody else. The work is very rewarding and gets better the longer you attend, plus if you get frustrated you can always smash up pallet wood with a sledgehammer!

I know a couple of people who go there, if you are interested.

One day at middle school I arrive to my classroom, and a girl ask me "Why do you wear combinated shoes?". I thought it was a stupid joke, but she was spreading her gossip for all the classroom. Then I look, and I discovered my left foot wore my sister's shoe. I was wearing combined shoes . It was very embarrasing, and all my classmates forgot my accident after a week.

Also, I feel emarrased when I don't understand a typical NT joke, and I respond with a stupid aswer. This happens frequently.

I used to werar one black shoe and one pink shoe. It was cool. Last night, I was going to take a bath, and I was getting ready, and in the bathroom. The door to the part of the bathroom where the bathtub is was closed and I was in it. My mom came to the door and I said in a loud baby talk vpice "what is it Mommy?" and my mom said "your friend isert her name here is on the phone, have you started?" I was so embarrassed, so in a normal oice hoping she'd take the hint and go away, I said "started what?" and she said "your bath!" i was so embarrassed it wasn't even funny.

It's funny when you are not using uniform