Introduction: The Cringe and the Clumsy
You’re seconds from falling asleep when your brain, for no apparent reason, decides to replay that one time in high school you confidently mispronounced a word in front of the entire class. A hot wave of embarrassment washes over you, your stomach drops, and you physically cringe at the memory. It’s a universal human experience—the sudden, unwelcome return of a clumsy, awkward past self.
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