We all get embarrassed. Some of us multiple times a day, others just a couple times a year. Regardless, we cannot escape the array of symptoms that develop when embarrassment strikes; reddening of the face, profusely sweating, heart stopping, loss of breath, tightened muscles etc. Here is a list of 35 embarrassing things to help wipe the blush off your cheeks from your own embarrassing moments. We all cringe when embarrassed. Can you relate any of the following?
1. Forgetting people's names.
2. Looking stupid in the classroom.
3. Sending a text or Snapchat to the wrong person.
4. Uncontrollable laugher in inappropriate situations.
5. Body odor.
6. Automatic word text correction.
7. Uncontrollable sniffles during a test.
8. Having a heavy period day (you know what I’m talking about ladies).
9. Having a member that likes to think on its own (you know what I’m talking about guys).
10. Choking in public.
11. Having sweaty hands and then having to hold someone’s hand.
12. Food in your teeth.
13. Thinking someone is waving at you.
14. Being seen rocking out to music in your car (or anywhere).
15. Screaming and running when you encounter a spider or bee.
14. Dropping your phone on your face when you are laying down.
15. Loving scene in a movie you are watching with your parents.
16. Forgetting an important person’s birthday (then pretending you left their gift at home and buying one that night).
17. Laughing out loud while reading a book in the library.
18. Falling. Period.
19. Almost drowning in a public pool (beware of the wave pools at Wisconsin Dells).
20. Getting caught talking to yourself.
21. Getting caught having an intense conversation with your pet.
22. Being pulled over.
23. Getting kicked out of a store for your immaturity.
24. Leaving a sweat butt imprint on a chair.
25. Looking back at your middle school yearbook photos.
26. Rereading your younger selves Facebook posts.
27. Realizing your headphones aren’t plugged in.
28. Being told you snore loudly.
29. Forgetting your lines.
30. Walking in late.
31. Bloody noses.
32. Doing the “nod” when you still didn’t hear what the person said for the second time.
33. When technology makes you look stupid.
34. Forgetting about daylight savings.
35. People discovering you still sleep with the light on.
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