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14 People Reveal Their Most Hilarious Embarrassing Moments and I Can’t Stop Laughing​

Janene Dutt · October 26, 2021 ·

We’ve all been there at one time or another. When you say something, or do something, that makes you just want to crawl into a hole and disappear. I once walked around a crowded shopping mall in December for HOURS with a 2 foot stream of toilet paper hanging out of my pants. I wasn’t aware of it until I got home and my husband took one look at me and said, “Oh, no. NO! Oh my God, you DIDN’T!!” as he was rolling around on the floor trying not to pee himself from laughing so hard. (At least I had toilet paper handy LOL)
But today, it’s MY turn to laugh. And laugh I did, at these honest and hilarious confessions.
“If you can laugh at yourself, you are going to be fine. If you allow others to laugh with you, you will be great.” – Martin Niemoller

#1 He definitely needs to find a new DMV…​



@MatthewCappucci
The lady at the DMV took my picture for the license/registration. Then she asked “body type?” “Um, slim to average… I guess…?” “Of the vehicle.” “Oh.” *she laughs hysterically for 3 minutes* Now she is telling all her coworkers and I can never show my face here again.






#2 Oops!​


While I was out walking the dog, I noticed a neighbour waving at me through their living room window. How nice! So I waved back rather enthusiastically. She was washing her window.

#3 Sounds like something I would say…​


Went to get a haircut today. Barber: What do you do for a living? Me: I'm a writer, what about you? Barber: ......... I'm a barber We didn't speak for the rest of the haircut. I am happy to announce that I shall never be interacting with another human being again.


#4 has been deleted sorry.

#5 Oops…​


Instructor: "Welcome to salsa class! Who's ready to learn how to dance?" Me, hiding tortilla chips bag: "There's been a misunderstanding."



#6 Seems like an appropriate response LOL…​

I waved to a man because I thought he waved at me. Apparently he waved to an other woman. So to get out of the awkward situation I kept my hand up and a taxi pulled over and drove me to the airport. I am now in Poland starting a new life.

#7 Agreed. I would go into hiding as well…​

I was at the airport and the TSA agent told me to scan my license face down, but I just heard “Scan your face down” so I put my face on the scanner and waited. I wish this was a joke but no, it happened and the TSA guy could not stop laughing and now I have to go into witsec.

#8 Way to represent America LOL…​

When my sister in-law was a waitress in Canada, she was taking drink orders from a group of Americans. They each ordered a glass of red wine. She suggested they choose a LITRE instead. They spoke among themselves and one man put up his hand and said - “I’ll be the leader.”

#9 Aunt Gertie is disappointed in you, Mark…​

Accidentally connected my Fitbit account to Facebook and now everyone knows I only walked 13 steps yesterday.

#10 I’m sure that happens all the time. Or maybe not…​

I was holding my cat in my arms so the vet could give him an injection. My cat was struggling and frightened so I bent and kissed his head to comfort him, only it wasn’t his head, the vet had gripped his neck ready to inject and I kissed the back of the vet’s hand

#11 Maybe she would’ve sold you her jacket…​

In other news, I just tried on a jacket in TK Maxx. A jacket belonging to a girl who was trying on another jacket. Mortified. Thats all for now.


#12 I love these three responses to Andy Ryan’s confession on Twitter…​

I was in a park and a lady loudly called out "Anyone who wants an ice cream come over here". I headed over with several others. She handed out ices to them all then asked me "Who are you?". I realised the rest were all her family. 30 years later I still cringe.

Response one. I pulled over to check out a garage sale in my neighborhood. Bunch of folks were sitting out front in lawn chairs, but as I walked up the driveway, they looked at me strangely. Finally I realized this was not a garage sale, just people sitting outside their messy garage. CRINGE.



#13​

I was in a park and a lady loudly called out "Anyone who wants an ice cream come over here". I headed over with several others. She handed out ices to them all then asked me "Who are you?". I realised the rest were all her family. 30 years later I still cringe.

Response Two. Seven years ago I got into a taxi and asked to be dropped off three miles away. At the end of the journey when I went to pay, I realised it was not a taxi. I’m still cringing.

#14​

I was in a park and a lady loudly called out "Anyone who wants an ice cream come over here". I headed over with several others. She handed out ices to them all then asked me "Who are you?". I realised the rest were all her family. 30 years later I still cringe.
Response Three. When I was 7 I was going back to school shopping for new shoes & I saw a pair of shoes next to a box on the floor so I tried them on & walked around in them & this girl looked at me absolutely horrified and told me to give her shoes back.
 
My most embarrassing moment was when I was about 21 years old and a bridesmaid for a good friend's wedding. She was about 8 years older than me. We had been inseparable for the past four years having met in Physics class at college. She went back to get her dental degree and had to take a few basic science courses she had missed the first time around since she was changing careers from Dental Hygienist to Dentist.

I was a first year college student (age 17) when we first met in physics class. Anyway we became fast friends and she was always over my dorm room and with me in the library studying and we went out together dancing all the time etc and visiting my family when I went home for an occasional weekend. We were inseparable. Fast forward to her graduating dental school and getting engaged to a fellow dental student.

She asked me to be a bridesmaid and I agreed. But I had never met her family as they lived far away. Fast forward to the wedding. Before the ceremony started a woman who looked just like my friend but older came up to me and I said "oh you must be D's mom!" And OMG you could have heard a pin drop. It was her older sister and she did not take it graciously and she was so b****y about it. I mean it was an HONEST mistake and I was young and I should have just kept my mouth shut but I was so sure it was her mother! Sheesh I turned a hundred shades of pink (like the bubblegum colored dress) and was so embarrassed. I still remember that day. :x2

That was, to date, my most embarrassing moment.
Care to share yours?
 
This is my own...

Some years ago back in early 90s, I needed an outfit for a wedding.

Being only 5'2"/157cm and plus size with a short and big waist, as in a Coke can rather than a Coke bottle (still a Coke can to this day), I could not find anything that fit off the peg.

So I thought I would try the maternity section of a large department store.

A cheery sales assistant asked when I was due, and I replied I was not expecting, and could feel she wished the floor would open up for her.

I have not shopped for anything formal off the peg since then, and had them made for me instead, to save me the embarrassment, for me as well as the SAs.

DK :))
 
This is my own...

Some years ago back in early 90s, I needed an outfit for a wedding.

Being only 5'2"/157cm and plus size with a short and big waist, as in a Coke can rather than a Coke bottle (still a Coke can to this day), I could not find anything that fit off the peg.

So I thought I would try the maternity section of a large department store.

A cheery sales assistant asked when I was due, and I replied I was not expecting, and could feel she wished the floor would open up for her.

I have not shopped for anything formal off the peg since then, and had them made for me instead, to save me the embarrassment, for me as well as the SAs.

DK :))

OMG that is horrifying and I am sorry you experienced that @dk168. Now I can sort of laugh about what happened at my friend's wedding but still a bit mortified. I hope you can laugh about what happened but that the sales associate is still mortified thinking abut her mistake!

Age and weight. Two things I never bring up anymore!
See I did get wiser as I got older. :lol:
 
OMG that is horrifying and I am sorry you experienced that @dk168. Now I can sort of laugh about what happened at my friend's wedding but still a bit mortified. I hope you can laugh about what happened but that the sales associate is still mortified thinking abut her mistake!

Age and weight. Two things I never bring up anymore!
See I did get wiser as I got older. :lol:

I still cringe when I think about it.

It was not entirely her fault, as I believe it is only natural to think anyone browsing for maternity wear must be pregnant. If I were a SA, I would probably make the same mistake.

It did make me feel uncomfortable and self-conscious about my size and not being able to find anything that fit.

However, I got over that by researching the styles that would suit me, and having formal wear tailored for me, so that they will always fit me perfectly.

Putting something on that fit for dressier occasions boosts my self-esteem for certain, like wearing my nicer jewellery.

DK :))
 
I still cringe when I think about it.

It was not entirely her fault, as I believe it is only natural to think anyone browsing for maternity wear must be pregnant. If I were a SA, I would probably make the same mistake.

It did make me feel uncomfortable and self-conscious about my size and not being able to find anything that fit.

However, I got over that by researching the styles that would suit me, and having formal wear tailored for me, so that they will always fit me perfectly.

Putting something on that fit for dressier occasions boosts my self-esteem for certain, like wearing my nicer jewellery.

DK :))

I definitely prefer shopping for clothing online now. Unlike in decades past when the only option was to go to the store in person. Now I buy most of my clothing online. It is much easier and much less stressful. Yeah I could see how she could've made that mistake.
 
Another one, age related...

I bumped into my former one over one boss in a local supermarket, and he had a young child with him.

I was newly in post and did not know him well.

I casually asked how old was his grandchild, and you guessed it, he was his son, not grandson, either as a second family, or he got married late in life!

DK :oops2: :lol-2:
 
This is not MY most embarrassing moment but I just had to share. My hairdresser told me that they had an elderly male customer that they found creepy & no one wanted to cut his hair because of the dirty & sly comments he would say to all the stylists. On this particular day, my hairdresser got the job of cutting his hair. As she continued cutting she noticed to her horror that he had his hands under the gown & she saw rapid "hand movements" in his lap. Disgusted she yelled at him "You filthy pervert, you have gone too far this time!" She ripped off his gown to expose his vile act only to find him polishing his glasses!!!! :oops2:
 
I used to ride my horse down a beautiful country lane, past an old country pub with people standing outside enjoying a drink in the sunshine. On this particular Sunday there was the usual gathering of drinkers all looking at me & my horse smiling & grinning at us as we merrily trotted past. I thought it odd until I got home & found I had a pair of knickers hanging out the bottom of my jodphurs!
 
I used to ride my horse down a beautiful country lane, past an old country pub with people standing outside enjoying a drink in the sunshine. On this particular Sunday there was the usual gathering of drinkers all looking at me & my horse smiling & grinning at us as we merrily trotted past. I thought it odd until I got home & found I had a pair of knickers hanging out the bottom of my jodphurs!

An Ad Fab moment, and I feel for you!

DK :))
 

14 People Reveal Their Most Hilarious Embarrassing Moments and I Can’t Stop Laughing​

Janene Dutt · October 26, 2021 ·

We’ve all been there at one time or another. When you say something, or do something, that makes you just want to crawl into a hole and disappear. I once walked around a crowded shopping mall in December for HOURS with a 2 foot stream of toilet paper hanging out of my pants. I wasn’t aware of it until I got home and my husband took one look at me and said, “Oh, no. NO! Oh my God, you DIDN’T!!” as he was rolling around on the floor trying not to pee himself from laughing so hard. (At least I had toilet paper handy LOL)
But today, it’s MY turn to laugh. And laugh I did, at these honest and hilarious confessions.
“If you can laugh at yourself, you are going to be fine. If you allow others to laugh with you, you will be great.” – Martin Niemoller

#1 He definitely needs to find a new DMV…​



@MatthewCappucci
The lady at the DMV took my picture for the license/registration. Then she asked “body type?” “Um, slim to average… I guess…?” “Of the vehicle.” “Oh.” *she laughs hysterically for 3 minutes* Now she is telling all her coworkers and I can never show my face here again.






#2 Oops!​


While I was out walking the dog, I noticed a neighbour waving at me through their living room window. How nice! So I waved back rather enthusiastically. She was washing her window.

#3 Sounds like something I would say…​


Went to get a haircut today. Barber: What do you do for a living? Me: I'm a writer, what about you? Barber: ......... I'm a barber We didn't speak for the rest of the haircut. I am happy to announce that I shall never be interacting with another human being again.


#4 has been deleted sorry.

#5 Oops…​


Instructor: "Welcome to salsa class! Who's ready to learn how to dance?" Me, hiding tortilla chips bag: "There's been a misunderstanding."



#6 Seems like an appropriate response LOL…​

I waved to a man because I thought he waved at me. Apparently he waved to an other woman. So to get out of the awkward situation I kept my hand up and a taxi pulled over and drove me to the airport. I am now in Poland starting a new life.

#7 Agreed. I would go into hiding as well…​

I was at the airport and the TSA agent told me to scan my license face down, but I just heard “Scan your face down” so I put my face on the scanner and waited. I wish this was a joke but no, it happened and the TSA guy could not stop laughing and now I have to go into witsec.

#8 Way to represent America LOL…​

When my sister in-law was a waitress in Canada, she was taking drink orders from a group of Americans. They each ordered a glass of red wine. She suggested they choose a LITRE instead. They spoke among themselves and one man put up his hand and said - “I’ll be the leader.”

#9 Aunt Gertie is disappointed in you, Mark…​

Accidentally connected my Fitbit account to Facebook and now everyone knows I only walked 13 steps yesterday.

#10 I’m sure that happens all the time. Or maybe not…​

I was holding my cat in my arms so the vet could give him an injection. My cat was struggling and frightened so I bent and kissed his head to comfort him, only it wasn’t his head, the vet had gripped his neck ready to inject and I kissed the back of the vet’s hand

#11 Maybe she would’ve sold you her jacket…​

In other news, I just tried on a jacket in TK Maxx. A jacket belonging to a girl who was trying on another jacket. Mortified. Thats all for now.


#12 I love these three responses to Andy Ryan’s confession on Twitter…​

I was in a park and a lady loudly called out "Anyone who wants an ice cream come over here". I headed over with several others. She handed out ices to them all then asked me "Who are you?". I realised the rest were all her family. 30 years later I still cringe.

Response one. I pulled over to check out a garage sale in my neighborhood. Bunch of folks were sitting out front in lawn chairs, but as I walked up the driveway, they looked at me strangely. Finally I realized this was not a garage sale, just people sitting outside their messy garage. CRINGE.



#13​

I was in a park and a lady loudly called out "Anyone who wants an ice cream come over here". I headed over with several others. She handed out ices to them all then asked me "Who are you?". I realised the rest were all her family. 30 years later I still cringe.

Response Two. Seven years ago I got into a taxi and asked to be dropped off three miles away. At the end of the journey when I went to pay, I realised it was not a taxi. I’m still cringing.

#14​

I was in a park and a lady loudly called out "Anyone who wants an ice cream come over here". I headed over with several others. She handed out ices to them all then asked me "Who are you?". I realised the rest were all her family. 30 years later I still cringe.
Response Three. When I was 7 I was going back to school shopping for new shoes & I saw a pair of shoes next to a box on the floor so I tried them on & walked around in them & this girl looked at me absolutely horrified and told me to give her shoes back.

I laughed till I cried and have already sent this to half a dozen people. Thanks Missy!!
 
When I was in the 9 the grade, I was talking to a snotty boy who sat in front of me. He looked closely at me and said "You have a mustache!" I thought I was going to die. The ground should have swallowed me up. I was 14 and always worried about my appearance at that age. (And being of Mediterranean heritage, it is normal, really.)
Later when I got home, I ran right for the jar of Jolen bleach that my older sister had. I bleached my upper lip for many years after that, until I had electrolysis in my twenties.
I will never, ever forget that.
 
When I was in the 9 the grade, I was talking to a snotty boy who sat in front of me. He looked closely at me and said "You have a mustache!" I thought I was going to die. The ground should have swallowed me up. I was 14 and always worried about my appearance at that age. (And being of Mediterranean heritage, it is normal, really.)
Later when I got home, I ran right for the jar of Jolen bleach that my older sister had. I bleached my upper lip for many years after that, until I had electrolysis in my twenties.
I will never, ever forget that.

OMG yes I hear you. Different scenario but something a little boy said to me stayed with me for a long time even though it was completely untrue. Words can be damaging especially to young children. :(
 
OMG yes I hear you. Different scenario but something a little boy said to me stayed with me for a long time even though it was completely untrue. Words can be damaging especially to young children. :(

It's funny how that boy probably forgot what he said to me by the next day, but I remember it 40+ years later.....
 
My most embarrassing moment can’t be put on here. I would be banned even if I fudged the words..I think...It has to do with my son when he was little and comparing his attributes to the man’s attributes..standing next to us..out loud on a grocery line..OMG :oops:
 
My next embarrassing time was when I was shopping at a store. I’m klutzy so I fall over my own feet sometimes. I finished shopping on the main floor..so I went downstairs to shop there. On the way up I tripped on the top step and fell face first on to the floor. Someone helped me up. I tried to scrape together my dignity…looking around on the main floor again. I decided to go back downstairs to get something I saw there earlier. You guessed it. I came up the stairs and fell again…face first in the same spot. This time people backed away..No one helped me up. They probably thought I had been having a liquid lunch. I walked out without buying anything…:roll2:
 
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It's funny how that boy probably forgot what he said to me by the next day, but I remember it 40+ years later.....

Yeah. One advantage of having a poor memory. I honestly can’t remember the details now. Sorry you experienced that Stracci :(
 
My next embarrassing time was when I was shopping at a store. I’m klutzy so I fall over my own feet sometimes. I finished shopping on the main floor..so I went downstairs to shop there. On the way up I tripped on the top step and fell face first on to the floor. Someone helped me up. I tried to scrap together my dignity…looking around on the main floor again. I decided to go back downstairs to get something I saw there earlier. You guessed it. I came up the stairs and fell again…face first in the same spot. This time people backed away..No one helped me up. They probably thought I had been having a liquid lunch. I walked out without buying anything…:roll2:

OMG this reminds me of an incident that should have embarrassed me but it didn't lol.
I was heading up the escalator at the 59th and Lex train station going to work and of course I was always in a rush. It was mobbed as usual. So many people. I walked (more like ran haha) the escalator on the left side bypassing lots of people just standing on the escalator. Anyway, my shoe fell off (sandals lol) and a gentleman swept in and picked it up and put it back on my foot and the crowd went awwww Cinderella. LOLOLOL. :lol:

I should have been embarrassed right? I wasn't. :sun:

I said thank you and went on my way. Who knows if that handsome stranger could have been my Prince Charming but I was not looking for a Prince Charming at that time. And anyway I found my Prince without even knowing I wanted one a few years later. :)
 
OMG @missy.. You just reminded me of when I was in the city with my friend. We were crossing a huge intersection when the heel of my shoe got stuck in a man hole cover..I’m flat in the road..My shoe came off…I ripped my stockings with blood running down my leg…My friend was hysterically laughing at me. She couldn’t pull her self together to help me up..Cars were honking me..I finally got myself up after pulling out my shoe…I had to help HER get across the street. She couldn’t stop laughing…I told you I’m a klutz!
 
This wasn't mine, but I witnessed it and I still cringe thinking about it.

My uncle and aunt aren't close (they are half-siblings, really) and don't even live in the same country

My uncle was in town and i was staying with my aunt, and the first words out of his mouth when he arrived to her were..."CONGRATS! When are you due?"

She replied, "...I'm not pregnant."

:errrr:
 
This wasn't mine, but I witnessed it and I still cringe thinking about it.

My uncle and aunt aren't close (they are half-siblings, really) and don't even live in the same country

My uncle was in town and i was staying with my aunt, and the first words out of his mouth when he arrived to her were..."CONGRATS! When are you due?"

She replied, "...I'm not pregnant."

:errrr:

Our ENT surgeon's office manager was 9 months pregnant when we last saw right before Greg's surgery and even then I didn't dare say a thing. And I knew she was pregnant. Just not worth the slight risk something went wrong. The next time we saw her I didn't even ask how the baby was...just in case! And I wanted to so badly but you just never know. G-d forbid something had happened to the baby. Since I didn't know for sure I said nothing. But it killed me because I wanted her to know we cared but couldn't say a word. Next time I will ask the surgeon how she and the baby are doing and when I know all is OK I will ask her. :)
 
OMG @missy.. You just reminded me of when I was in the city with my friend. We were crossing a huge intersection when the heel of my shoe got stuck in a man hole cover..I’m flat in the road..My shoe came off…I ripped my stockings with blood running down my leg…My friend was hysterically laughing at me. She couldn’t pull her self together to help me up..Cars were honking me..I finally got myself up after pulling out my shoe…I had to help HER get across the street. She couldn’t stop laughing…I told you I’m a klutz!

Sorry but I think I give you a run for the klutzy money lol. I have many many many stories. ::)
 
Our ENT surgeon's office manager was 9 months pregnant when we last saw right before Greg's surgery and even then I didn't dare say a thing. And I knew she was pregnant. Just not worth the slight risk something went wrong. The next time we saw her I didn't even ask how the baby was...just in case! And I wanted to so badly but you just never know. G-d forbid something had happened to the baby. Since I didn't know for sure I said nothing. But it killed me because I wanted her to know we cared but couldn't say a word. Next time I will ask the surgeon how she and the baby are doing and when I know all is OK I will ask her. :)

I totally get it! It’s much better to be careful instead of hurting feelings!
 
When my son was 4 he was in treatment for leukemia. Anything even remotely strange had to be checked out by an oncologist because he had a few rare side effects from the chemo drugs.

As I was bathing him, I noticed a red ring type mark on his testicle. They told me that it had to be seen so I took him to the cancer clinic. The oncologist on duty wasn't sure what it was but suspected that it was fungal (ringworm- exactly what it looked like.) To be sure though she called for the head oncologist to check it out. He too was a bit puzzled as it was pretty strange looking. The conversation went back and forth until my son blurted out "I stamped it ok! I stamped my wee wee!" Huh? He told us he got a round stamp at a birthday party and decided that was a good idea! I thought I was going to die. Everyone in the room had that face like they were trying not to explode in laughter.

God bless kids! They definitely keep us humble.
 
@Gussie That‘s hysterical! My oldest son was just into the teenage years when I took him to the doctor. There was a breast exam diagram hanging on the wall. He asked the doctor if he had any more. He wanted to hang it in his room. OMG..My face turned beet red. The doctor didn’t miss a beat..He replied that no he just had that one. The doctor then winked at me. I wanted to crawl out of the room!
 
@MamaBee, laughing so hard I had tears!
 
When my son was 4 he was in treatment for leukemia. Anything even remotely strange had to be checked out by an oncologist because he had a few rare side effects from the chemo drugs.

As I was bathing him, I noticed a red ring type mark on his testicle. They told me that it had to be seen so I took him to the cancer clinic. The oncologist on duty wasn't sure what it was but suspected that it was fungal (ringworm- exactly what it looked like.) To be sure though she called for the head oncologist to check it out. He too was a bit puzzled as it was pretty strange looking. The conversation went back and forth until my son blurted out "I stamped it ok! I stamped my wee wee!" Huh? He told us he got a round stamp at a birthday party and decided that was a good idea! I thought I was going to die. Everyone in the room had that face like they were trying not to explode in laughter.

God bless kids! They definitely keep us humble.

HAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
I was at a small Chinese restaurant with I only one restroom for all genders. Well, by the end of my meal, in had to go pee because it was a long drive home. I went into the restroom, looking long and hard for a place to hang my purse, and for seat covers and proceeded to pee. Midstream, the door handle rattles and in walks this guy, who gets a full frontal view of me! I screamed, he screamed and he quickly shut the door and went back to his table which happened to be really close to the restroom! I could hear his whole table screaming with laughter when he told them what happened. I literally came out, red-faced to a whole table clapping for my full frontal performance! I took a quick bow, and said “all yours” to the guy and quickly left the scene. To this day I check and recheck the locks before I drop my pants! I was mortified from that event!
 
OMG @missy.. You just reminded me of when I was in the city with my friend. We were crossing a huge intersection when the heel of my shoe got stuck in a man hole cover..I’m flat in the road..My shoe came off…I ripped my stockings with blood running down my leg…My friend was hysterically laughing at me. She couldn’t pull her self together to help me up..Cars were honking me..I finally got myself up after pulling out my shoe…I had to help HER get across the street. She couldn’t stop laughing…I told you I’m a klutz!

Hey, this same thing happened to me! Minus the blood. Downtown Pittsburgh, in a busy intersection, my heel stuck in a manhole cover. The ankle strap ripped open and my shoe was stuck! Very awkward!
 
I was at a small Chinese restaurant with I only one restroom for all genders. Well, by the end of my meal, in had to go pee because it was a long drive home. I went into the restroom, looking long and hard for a place to hang my purse, and for seat covers and proceeded to pee. Midstream, the door handle rattles and in walks this guy, who gets a full frontal view of me! I screamed, he screamed and he quickly shut the door and went back to his table which happened to be really close to the restroom! I could hear his whole table screaming with laughter when he told them what happened. I literally came out, red-faced to a whole table clapping for my full frontal performance! I took a quick bow, and said “all yours” to the guy and quickly left the scene. To this day I check and recheck the locks before I drop my pants! I was mortified from that event!

Oh my goodness! Yes double and triple check the lock. The toilet is definitely a very vulnerable place to be especially when we are out in a public place.

I had the opposite experience. I opened the bathroom door (it was unlocked) and I walked in on a boy peeing. I was just a youngster myself. It happened at my house when we were having a party. The bathroom door did have a lock but J just didn't use it. LOL we both were shocked and I quickly closed the door and we never spoke of it. I think we were about 12 or 13. Not an easy age to begin with :lol:
 
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