No.230023
A young man shows up to class early to the mild amusement of other young people… How is that embarrassing? The only takeaway any of them could possibly have from that situation is "That guy showed up a little early, but it as a bit too early". If they're in a position where they're taking lectures alongside hundreds of others, they're probably so stripped of basic human interaction and enrichment that they'd find any minuscule interruption of their mundane routine to be funny. You must live quite the cloistered life if that's your biggest social slip-up. This is such a silly reason to feel embarrassed enough to take in to adulthood, that the actual admittance of your strong feelings to a small group of anonymous guys online is more shameful. The concept of this thread is more embarrassing than what you've described in it. I'm laughing at you, OP. All 200 of us are.
No.230024
>>230022I once went to class more than a hour late and nobody gave a shit. Not saying your story is false wiz, but it's not that common
No.230026
I don't think your story is untrue either, but it's just social anxiety negatively influencing your perception of situations.
No.230028
>>230022Totally had a convulsion, foam out of mouth and shaking in class everyone didn't talk to me for 2 whole weeks after, no eye contact or saying hi.
No.230044
Having autistic tourettes spasms in the middle of class at 13. Pushed the 'not care' rule too far into saying the stupidest fucking shit that sounded cool at the time. lmao. But there's a sort of nostalgia in it, that I had the liberty to be so stupid and get away with it.
No.230133
>It was the most humiliating experience of my life.
if that's true it's pretty tame compared to the experiences of most people here tbh