My first most embarrassing moment was when I was 10 years old, one day I was playing with my friends and I had an urge to attend to nature’s call. I steadily ignored my body’s warning signs.
I continued playing with my friends. In the meantime, everyone gathered in a group near a motor cycle (bike). On the pillion seat of the bike there is a provision of a tucked net.
It is generally used for holding some stuff. I started playing with it pretending to be holding it ,stretching it, etc. All of a sudden, the owner of bike came from nowhere.
All my friends started running and I was standing there all alone. He held my hands tightly and started scolding me for what I was doing with his bike.
He started blaming me for playing with his possession. He inquired why I was scratching his bike’s seat with my nail. As I was playing with the net, I clarified my stand.
Surely enough, I was unable to speak anything more to save myself. I got scared and then I peed then and there. All were looking at me.
The uncle released my hand and I ran towards my house crying loudly. My grandmother asked me worriedly.
I answered her that I fell into a puddle of muddy water. I asked her to give me clothes to change. That night was very hard indeed!
This experience may create a laughing sensation with readers. To me, it was very shameful, given I was a ten year old girl at that time!
The second experience was when I was in my high school. I was a student of biology. Everyone at class used to call me a doctor. This was quite a good thing for me.
It made me happy that everyone was calling me a doctor. One fine day I was getting down the stairs from my biology class. Normally, I used to jump on the stairs routinely.
On that day too, I repeated the same act. Some of the well known boys of our school were standing there. As I jumped, I lost my control and got smashed on the floor.
I fell down from 5th stair and hit the ground floor. Everyone out there just started laughing at me. Some came to help me.
To avoid any further embarrassment, I too started laughing. Later when I came home, I felt so humiliated that I didn’t attend school for 2 days.
We should learn from them so that we don’t commit the same mistake again.