Embarrassing Relationship Moments

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Compiled By: GABBY MOULDEN

“I recently moved to another city and my girlfriend stayed in the city where I used to live. I went to go pick her up so we could hang out.  On the way back to my house, I realized my tank was on E. I only had three dollars and I didn’t want to ask her for money, so I had to use the change I had stashed away in the ash tray to get us home. It was pretty embarrassing!”

Devin Lucas, 19, Shaw University

“During the winter of my senior year in high school, it snowed really badly. The boy I was talking to at the time and I were leaving school and there was ice on the ground. While I was walking down the steps, I slipped and fell on my behind. I was so embarrassed, but I laughed to play it off.”

Danielle Carvain, 18, Bennett College for Women

“I took a girl out on Valentine’s Day a couple of years ago and everything was going great, from dinner to the movies. Once we got to the movies, we were walking, talking, and holding hands while walking towards the door. As she walked up the stairs, she tripped and fell which caused me to fall in front of everyone too.”

Jerry Chandler, 22, Winston-Salem State University

“My girlfriend made me breakfast one morning and made smoothies to go with it. I never had a smoothie and it was really good so I was tearing it up. I didn’t know she used milk in it and I’m lactose intolerant, so an hour or so later, my stomach started to growl really loud and I was locked in her bathroom for a good 30 minutes. She wasn’t happy.”

Antonio Bland, 21, University of North Carolina Greensboro

“I was on a date with this guy and the date was going great. It was a good night, until we were walking back to the car. As I was getting into the car, I smelled something bad, but I didn’t say anything. I just played it off. He turned the heat on and it started to smell like dog poop. He had a disgusted look on his face and I looked down at my shoes to see if I stepped in anything.  Sure enough, I had dog poop all on the bottom of my shoe!”

Margaret Gregory, 20, Bennett College for Women