oh this should be a fun thread

I think my most embarassing moment was when I was at a camp and there was this boy that I had a crush on and it was at the last night there was a disco and my sister told me she was going to ask the boy to ask me to dance, I plead with her not to, but she did.....and so he asked me and I said...no I was so embarassed, I laugh when I think of it now but then I felt so humiliated

I have recently begun wearing a promise (or True Love Waits) ring. this past week at VBS, I was a crew leader. my helper, whom I had not previously met, is a 13 year old boy. he saw my ring and asked, "Are you engaged?"

awkward!

and another time, a while ago, I was sitting by myself at home when the phone rang. I picked it up and said, "Hello?" a man's voice replied, "Is Alice there?"
foolishly, I decided to go along with it.
"This is Alice," I said.
the man said, "Are we still on for our date tonight?"

I instantly hung up the phone really quick.
I hope that I didn't ruin the date for the real Alice

Wellll, yesterday I had a slightly embarrassing moment... 😉

We were at Village Inn, the restaurant, and I had some strawberry lemonade. I'm not sure what happened, but I knocked it over and it all spilled into my lap... I was with a group of friends, but it was still rather awkward.
And I was the only one really laughing, so that was sort of awkward too. 😉 Everyone was asking "Are you okay?" and I guess I would have asked them the same thing... but still. Spilling lemonade over myself isn't damaging, apart from my pride... It would have been better if they all laughed.

It's sort of funny now, but... rather embarrassing at the time...

Oh my Libby...that must have been really awkward

I had a similar situation Queen Susan. Only it was tea, and a bunch of new people I had just met...very awkward (especially when I was the only one laughing).

When I was younger, I found this really embarassing:

I was about 5 and going trick-or-treating. I saw a mother with her child who had a huge bag of candy in front of a house. I went up to them and thinking they were giving out candy, I said "trick-or-treat." However they weren't giving out candy, they were going around for candy as well. LOL. Its funny because I felt so silly about it, but now I realize no one would have cared for more than a moment.

I could think of endless embarassing moments... lol.

One time I went to get ice from the machine in a hotel, and then went marching back into the room only to find a stranger in there watching TV (I was in the wrong room) LoL

When I was about 11 or 12 I twisted my knee in gymnastics, and I couldn't walk out of the gym area because it hurt too much, so one of my coaches carried me. That was so embarassing for me, I felt weak for not being able to walk, and then the coach was very handsom too.

Queen S, oh my goodness! They should have at least laughed with you.

AAH, I can't believe how embarassing that would have been (the hotel incident), The General. O.O

I'm trying to remember what embarssing moments I've had. I have a lot, but now they don't come to mind....

My family had a party one Sunday and everyone there was of the "older generation" and they all spoke only Vietnamese. My vietnamese is okay, but I'm not fluent so I sometimes don't understand the language that they use. So before this one lady left, she pulled me aside and asked me how old I was, what grade I was in, typical stuff. Then all of a sudden she asks me if I was pregnant. I was kinda like wait what? And btw I'm tiny like 95 pounds, 5 ft 1 tiny, soo this question caught me off guard. I didn't want to be rude and I didn't really know what to say so I just kept smiling and nodding and pretending that I knew what she was talking about.

Later I asked my mom what the word she said meant. It turns out that I had mistaken the Vietnamese word for "boyfriend" with "pregnant". So instead she was asking me if I had a boyfriend, not if i was pregnant. Silly me

TheGeneral, ooh, I know how the second one feels! I had a similar experience when I was 9 or 10. We were at a camp, and my big brother was in the older boys group and I was in the younger girls group. The "big boys" would go out every morning running, and I wanted to go too. So my big brother took me with him (I was a skinny, blonde little runt) and I wanted to "show off" how "fast" I could run compared to all the 13-14 year old boys, so I ran and I tripped and I fell and skinned my knee. It was really bloody and everyone gathered around me...and they chose the handsomest coach to lead me back to the living facilities. That was terribly embarrassing!! First he was carrying me, but then I insisted I could walk, so we walked. He was very kind and talked to me and tried to reassure me that everything was okay, which was very kind of him, but the whole experience was terribly embarrassing!! I vowed never to show off again!!!

sillygoose Yeowch!! That must have been embarrassing!! I can imagine how I would feel!!

I had a rather embarassing moment, my sister's boyfriend, my sister and I were sitting at the table and he had just poured me and him a cup of coffee and I had reached over to get a slice of tomato and somehow the slice slipped out of my hand and SPLASH fell straight into my coffee, which sent a coffee shower all over the table I felt a little uncomfortable