Ouch.

It's natural to have embarrassing moments when we're young. I don't have as many now.

But let's see...

Because of my parents' jobs I've moved from place to place. Every single time, I have to go to a new school.

But the place I'm staying at now, I've lived for around 6-7 years. Before, I moved from place to place within 1-2 years.

This is the longest I've stayed and I hate the place. Going to have to stay here until I get into university.

But anyway, it's embarrassing when you have to start a new school. You don't know anyone, everyone's prejudiced, will immediately label you as a geek and racist.

So yeah, pretty nice.

When I was younger I always stared at my shoes, embarrassed/ashamed. Now I don't care, but yeah, it's a horrible feeling.

Oh yes, the 'Don't make eye-contact' one yes? I do that a lot when I was young...now I'm pretty out-going.

I remember in Year six, there was only like 6 people in the class because the rest were at choir. Me, my friend and most of the boys. My friend said something and then I agreed to it...but it was actually about me. When I realised it, I yelled at her and all the boys laughed...After school I nearly killed them.

Hmm.. Yes, I guess. But unlike you, I'm not out-going. I like the indoors, and I prefer my own company.

Oh dear...

Meh, it's alright now, I go to an all-girls school of which I can handle.

It will be interesting when I go to university and there are males again.

But yes, hopefully embarrassing moments will be left in the past, never to reawaken.

Are all-girl schools good? I dunno, but I don't think I'll like it, cause in my class all of the boys are the ones that make it enjoyable and funny during class.

Let's stay on topic now...okay, here's one.

I was skipping (With the skipping rope) in the back-yard. My neighbor peeked over and said "You're not very good are you?" I could've killed him with the skipping rope...seriously.

I've only been to one. Sometimes, it can get very catty, and people will act sick and disturbing.

But overall, yes I suppose it is good. Although some people, I really don't get.

For example, I don't get why you have to wear make-up or hitch your skirts up to show your ass when you go to an all-girls school. Unless you want to flirt with the male teachers, I honestly don't see the point.

Yes, I see what you mean. But then your concentration is lost. My school's apparently the best in the county, and yeah, no distractions I guess.

Oh dear... Swing him one!

Embarrassing moments...

When I get tongue-tied or I stutter. I had a serious problem with stuttering when I was younger and my sister says it hasn't gone, apparently.

It gets embarrassing when a female teacher, my geography teacher for one, talks about personal matters. *cough* *cough*

*Shudder* I don't think I'll EVER want to see that happen to me...the thought of it makes me...*shudder again*

Don't worry! I got him back. I accidently...really I did, burned his dog's nose...oops.

I only do that in a speech, also I don't stutter, I just lose my voice. And my hands and body starts to shake, my heart beats seriously fast and in the end I start to sweat really badly. It's really bad.

Ah, when teachers talk about personal moments...The joy! *Sarcastic*
Here's an embarrasing moment. I got stuck in the corner of my room. Don't ask me how...I just did.

lmao

I don't stutter in speech. Depends if I feel for the topic or not. I did a charity persuasive speech for english and it went fine.

Happens to me in drama

A person in my class got stuck in a bin.

That's how crazy we are.

Hmm... Moment.

Where a person has really stuck their foot in it, and you, along with everyone else, are embarrassed with them, or for them.

Can be for a number of reasons. But then the memory stays and the next day, someone has to crop it up again and you can't do anything but cringe.

You do drama?

Fair enough, I just hate it when they bring it up again!

Have you ever felt embarrased for a person maybe in a show or in real life?
If anybody has watched Naruto they'll know. In the anime, Naruto does all these embarrasing things and you kind of feel embarrased as well or you don't watch because you know what'll happen.

Okay. Here's an embarassing moment. I consider myself quite a good speller so I went into a spelling comp. I was first and my word was 'beautiful'. So I say, "B, E, ..." and then I go to say U, forgetting there was an A. But I corrected myself.

Then the teacher says, "I'm sorry. You got it wrong." I was the laughing stock of my class. I felt like I wanted to curl up and die.

I have to take drama for 3 years before I can drop it. This year's my last.

Oh yes, definitely. I cast my eyes away from the person though, and I can't help blushing either.

If it's a show, I normally watch with my sister and we both go "Oh no" with dread in our voices, then we peek under our hands to see what the results are.

Aww Dawn!

Denting pride, ego, self-esteem hurts as well, and you think the shame will be there forever. In most cases it will be, but then in some, they'll forget it the next day.

It's embarrassing when people see a particular someone in a particular way. So when the particular someone talks to you, you are embarrassed because everyone sees the particular person in a particular way.

Don't know if you got a word of that.

Just stay indoors to escape embarrassment in reality. In cyberworld, it's perfectly fine to get embarrassed As long as you don't know them in real life either.