“I accidentally went live on Instagram once when I was on the toilet and didn’t realize.
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Thankfully, people told evenmoreembarrassing stories for us to all find solace in.
Here’s what everyone had to say:
1.
There were maybe 90 kids in my grade, so it was pretty packed.
“I remember saying a bad word in the second grade, not knowing it was a curse word.
After that, he thought I was a gross delinquent and never talked to me again.”
btsgorl7
3.
“When I was in elementary school, I had a HUGE crush on this guy.
“I nearly killed my crush in fifth grade.
I was up to bat during outdoor gym class.
drigs
5.
“I developed a crush on my best friend in high school.
I tried dating other guys, thinking I would be able to move on.
One day, he came over to hang out while I was with my boyfriend at the time.”
“In the eighth grade, I had a mad crush on this beautiful girl.
My cousin was good friends with her.
My cousin invited her back to her house.
I lived down the street from my cousin, and we had it planned.
I would stop over and talk to this girl, and then ask her out.”
“The girl took the bus home with me and my cousin.
I walked right into a stop sign and fell to the ground.
Everyone who departed the bus, including this girl, all started laughing at me.
The girl was laughing so hard that she almost fell to the ground.
At that time, my plan to ask her out and my crush were over!”
Anonymous
7.
“My fifth-grade history teacher noticed I was doodling in my notebook.
angelaback
9.
I was actually so upset that I couldn’t face him.
A lot of people knew I liked him too.”
“I accidentally went live on Instagram once when I was on the toilet and didn’t realize.
“Oof, repressed memory syndrome hit hard here.
I had a massive crush on this boy in grade school.
It devastated me.”
I just wish I handled it more confidently.”
triplesss
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“My embarrassing crush story would be from fifth grade.
I had a crush on this boy named Jason.
That year, my mom introduced me to training bras, so I could get used to wearing one.
Not being used to it, I felt super uncomfortable and decided to go and take it off.
“In third grade, my friend told my crush that I liked him.
He screamed ‘EW!’
and threw himself down the curly slide.
I still haven’t recovered from the sick burn, and it’s been 20 years.”
I was feeling pretty confident in my ability and wanted to show off my skills.”
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