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A classmate's embarrassing incident
When I was in high school, there was a girl who had a rather embarrassing incident while running to our classroom. She was hurrying along to make it on time when her shirt got caught on the doorknob. The sudden pull from the door caused her shirt to get yanked up, revealing her midriff and chest area. It was a comical sight for the rest of us in the classroom, but it was clearly not so funny for her, as she was quite chubby and had not expected to have her body exposed in front of everyone. She was left there, stuck and struggling to free herself, with her bare belly and breasts jiggling in front of everyone. It was an awkward moment for her, and she tried to cover herself up with her hands, but to no avail.
Despite her clear discomfort and embarrassment, no one rushed to help her. Instead, everyone seemed to pull out their phones and start taking pictures. I couldn't help but feel sorry for her, but the laughter was contagious and I found myself chuckling along with the rest of the students. It was one of those moments that would go down in history as a memorable event in our class.
Eventually, after what seemed like an eternity, she managed to free herself from the doorknob. But by that time, her face was beet red from the embarrassment and she quickly left the classroom without making eye contact with anyone. We didn't see her for the rest of the day, and I couldn't help but wonder if she was avoiding the humiliation of what had happened.
When I think back to that day in high school, it's hard not to feel a twinge of guilt and embarrassment for my behavior towards that poor girl. Yes, it was a funny sight to see her shirt get caught on the doorknob and expose her belly and chest, but looking back, I realize just how cruel and inconsiderate teenagers can be towards their peers, especially when caught up in the moment of laughter.
Did you at least go to the bathroom after the event and jerk off thinking about her fat belly and saggy tits? Or are you just here to repent?
Yeah, kids can be cruel bastards. I went to a private school with small class sizes and we bullied the "fat girl" mercilessly. She didn't deserve it at all, she was actually a very sweet girl and very smart as well. I had a hand in the bullying as well, because it took the focus off of me...I was the "poor kid" in our class, my parents were lower middle class at best, I grew up in a poor, predominantly black neighborhood, and I was bullied because of it. Thirty years later, I found Jessica on Facebook and I apologized for my behavior back then, and she knew that I was bullied too, so now we've become friends.
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