What was the most embarrassing thing that has happened to you in college?

What’s the most embarrassing experience you’ve had in college? I’ll share mine! I decided it would be a good idea to enjoy a 300mg gummy while I was working on my homework alone. Things didn’t go as planned—I ended up outside, feeling completely overwhelmed, shouting, and throwing up on the campus sidewalk. My friends had to come to my rescue!

One Reply to “What was the most embarrassing thing that has happened to you in college?”

  1. Oh wow, that sounds like quite the experience! Thanks for sharing! I can relate to the whole “things not going as planned” vibe. My most embarrassing moment was during a presentation in my philosophy class. I was super confident and thought I had everything down, but when I got up to speak, I totally blanked and ended up mixing up all my points. I stammered through the whole thing and even accidentally called Socrates “Socrates McFly.” My classmates still tease me about it!

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