Truth or Dare - New Edition

@cero That's actually a really difficult one. Cringe implies embarrassment and I don't get embarrassed that easily. I'll just take a moment that would be considered universally embarrassing. I was probably 5 or 6 years old. My dad was already at work and my mom had just left for work on her bicycle. Bedford she left I had wanted to tell her something that I'd been excited aboutand I was upset she'd left without me being able to tell her that. Shed only just left, so I decided that I'd cut her off across the grain field before she'd cross the bridge across the river with her bicycle. I got there just a little too late and my older sister was already catching up with me because I wasn't supposed to leave the house by myself. I got really upset and whilst crying tried to explain to my sister what I'd wanted to tell my mom. It took a while to explain because of the crying and my nose was running and suddenly my stomach started to hurt and I tried to run home. On my way home I crapped my pants, really really badly. Had to still walk quite a bit and at home everything from my underwear to my pants to my shoes was just covered in shit. Tried to clean myself whilst crying and my sister tried to help me. We didn't know what to do with my clothes so we just put them in the bathtub and filled it with water. You can imagine how upset my mom was when she got home XD

I killed truth or dare... Maybe that's why I left for a year :P

Haha maybe the closest one is 30 minutes away but I don't feel like going through a toll road every time I want to charge the Tesla and the others are at least an hour away.

@cero, That is definitely a difficult question for me to answer. 'Cause I have a lot of things I wish people knew about. If I had to really choose, I guess it would have to be more about Aspergers and/or Mild Autism for 2 reasons: 1. So they realize that it is not a disease and a spectrum. In a nutshell, they tend to have issues with social cues (though in my case, going to conventions, interacting with people with similar interests and having a job helped in this department so I have gotten better with communication) 2. So they can learn to make autism jokes that DON'T SUCK (I'm not as easily offended by these as some are, so at least know the aspie or autistic person you are talking to first) (I was definitely having a hard time writing this out 'cause it is something I normally don't talk about)