Sometimes people share embarrassing long stories to bond with others. It shows that they are human and make mistakes, which can make others feel more comfortable around them. For instance, sharing a story about tripping on stage during a school play can make classmates laugh and feel closer to you.
Another reason could be to seek advice. If the embarrassing long story involves a difficult situation, like getting into an argument with a friend in a really awkward way, sharing it might lead to helpful suggestions from others on how to make things right.
One time my wife accidentally wore her shirt inside out to an important meeting. She didn't notice until she was in the middle of presenting. Everyone noticed but were too polite to say anything at first. It was really embarrassing for her when she finally realized. But we all had a good laugh about it later.
Often, misbehavior is the main reason. Like when a boy is being naughty and disobedient. For example, if he is told not to run in the house but still does and breaks something precious, a spanking might follow, leading to an embarrassing situation.
One positive way is self - affirmation. Remind yourself daily of your good qualities that have nothing to do with physical appearance. For example, if you're kind - hearted, intelligent, or creative, focus on those aspects.
I went on a first date to a fancy restaurant. I was so focused on impressing my date that I didn't notice there was a price tag on my new blazer. The waiter pointed it out in front of my date. I felt my face turn red instantly and it made the whole rest of the date really awkward.
Once, I went to a job interview. I was so nervous that when I stood up to shake hands with the interviewer, I accidentally knocked over my full cup of coffee. It splashed all over their important papers and my own resume. I was mortified as I tried to quickly clean it up with tissues, but it just made a bigger mess. The interviewer was nice about it, but needless to say, I didn't get the job.
Privacy is a big reason. A wife may feel that her stories are personal and not meant for public consumption. For example, if she had a difficult time in her past, she might not want others to know about it.
Competition, like competing for the best spot in a school event or for limited resources at a community center. They might start arguing and it turns into an embarrassing catfight. Say there are only a few tickets left for a popular kids' show, and two moms both want them for their kids. They could easily get into a fight over it.
There was this time I went to a new restaurant. I was so excited about the food that I didn't realize my zipper was down the whole time I was ordering. When I finally noticed, the waiter was giving me a really strange look. It was so embarrassing.
One reason could be that she was sweating a lot. If she was participating in a very intense physical activity like running a long race at school, she might sweat so much that her panties could get damp. It's a normal physiological response.
The element of public exposure often makes long embarrassing stories memorable. For example, when something embarrassing happens in front of a large group of people, it's hard to forget. Like that time I tripped and fell on the stage during a school play. Everyone saw it and it became a story that people still talk about years later.