A few days ago I was preforming in a practice right before a play. My friends were around me and my crush was near me. Once we finished our rolls we all climbed down the stairs from a stage. People were pushing us trying to get down and see their family, and I was tripping and jumped to save myself. I still could not catch my balance and hit my nose on the wall. Everyone giggled and the director ran back stage and screamed "What was THAT?!" I was very embarrassed and ended up having a headache. I think the reason this happened is I did not want to sc rew up in front of my family and ended up embarrassing myself further thinking about it. Now my nose is swollen and very unflattering. I had the rest of the night to think about this and my friends came and comforted me.
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Two days ago I was driving down the road on a rural highway and it was a very busy day with so much traffic. I was driving around the time people get off work. I was experiencing a little bit of frustration due to the bumper to bumper traffic and constant braking. But I was trying to not let my emotions affect my driving. I was in the fast lane on my way home and I was going slightly over the speed limit. I was apparently not going fast enough for people's liking so they started passing me. I was in the fast lane because my turn was coming up and that's the lane I needed to be in. So I was not far from my turn and this guy speeds around me very recklessly and almost hits someone. The person he almost hit was honking their horn. But in conclusion the situation did scare and irritate me a little. But in conclusion I decided not to acknowledge the situation because you never know someone's reasoning behind an action. The people could have been having a rough day so you just never know. In conclusion I did not react to the sitaution.Explanation:
