Yeah, we go to a party and they try to warm me up to conversation with a bunch of people

you don't know by hitting you with ice breaker questions.

Those can be all right, I guess.

I've heard some of those that are kind of fun and they do accomplish what they mean to

accomplish.

But most of the times, the questions they ask are way too personal and they get into places

that would make sense two or three hours into conversation or maybe weeks into friendship

or years into friendship, not at the ice breaker part of the party.

Now, one of them that always gets me whenever this one comes up, I just think it's awful.

It's what's your most embarrassing moment.

What?

Why on earth would I tell any of you that?

I mean, hey, I mean, like even here, don't be wrong.

I really like you and I like hanging out with you and I've had great interactions with

so many of you.

But I'm not saying what the most embarrassing moments of my life are here.

I'm not enshrining and immortalizing that in the history of the internet.

Come on.

Some stuff, even if it's ugly pearls, it's still your pearls and you just hang on to that

stuff.

It's okay to have a private part of your life and it's also okay to want some of the

most embarrassing moments of your life to just go away to float downstream and be forgotten

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