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It is a really embarrassing story. I have an extreme fear of the dark, so much
so that I will never sleep with my door closed
and the bathroom light must remain switched
on throughout the night. My husband and I were visiting my in-laws for
the Christmas period. I have only met his parents a few times before
we were married and this was the first time I
was staying at their home. I was taking a shower when load shedding
struck. In my absolute terror and panic, I ran
out of the bathroom, grabbed my towel, barely
wrapped it around me and screamed for my
husband. I didn’t know that my in-laws had an inverter
installed, and within seconds, the lights were
back on again. My husband and his parents just stared at me
in shock. I immediately ran into the bedroom,
which thankfully was next to the bathroom. I almost died of embarrassment. My husband was really kind and comforting
and his parents were really understanding. It was a horrible situation but it’s something we
can laugh at now.

Ok

watin eyes never see yet?

And the story ends happily ever after.

Btw, OP which story is real? The one you were addicted to a guy, or this one?

Don't worry OP everybody gets naked,
Act like nothing happened and life continues

God forbid this happens to me, my in laws are very traditional, hypocrites, judge mental, chai!

You covered with towel why are you worried?

In your own house dont they take light?

I think the safest options would be to bath outside in the yard under the sun

Eyah, Pele. Try and get over your phobia.

I don't even know what to comment...well..lemme read comments..

Miami11:
Don't worry OP everybody gets naked,
Act like nothing happened and life continues

God forbid this happens to me, my in laws are very traditional, hypocrites, judge mental, chai!

A responsible wife will not qualify her in-laws with such sweet words. How was your growing up? I now understand why you hate them so much, light and darkness are enemies.

simpleseyi:
A responsible wife will not qualify her in-laws with such sweet words. How was your growing up? I now understand why you hate them so much, light and darkness are enemies.

Because am not a hypocrite, I say what I think about people
Do you even know anything about freedom of speech under first amendments

The bible says fear is a torment. You need to out grow the fear of darkness to avoid terrible things happening to you in the future, beside it is not a good thing that your children should grow up and know you in fear and inherit the same from you.

Op,you need night googles.

Load shedding? Lol. Are you South African?

Blessinzy:
I was taking a shower when load shedding
struck.

simpleseyi:
A responsible wife will not qualify her in-laws with such sweet words. How was your growing up? I now understand why you hate them so much, light and darkness are enemies.

Only an ignorant person will type this.

I guess what being responsible means to you is to be a pretentious person, who doesn't say it as it is, besides this is an anonymous forum, it's not like you know the said in-laws. mschew.

U mean they saw those oranges& the minoras? Are u a light-skinned lady?

Blessinzy:
It is a really embarrassing story. I have an extreme fear of the dark, so much
so that I will never sleep with my door closed
and the bathroom light must remain switched
on throughout the night. My husband and I were visiting my in-laws for
the Christmas period. I have only met his parents a few times before
we were married and this was the first time I
was staying at their home. I was taking a shower when load shedding
struck. In my absolute terror and panic, I ran
out of the bathroom, grabbed my towel, barely
wrapped it around me and screamed for my
husband. I didn’t know that my in-laws had an inverter
installed, and within seconds, the lights were
back on again. My husband and his parents just stared at me
in shock. I immediately ran into the bedroom,
which thankfully was next to the bathroom. I almost died of embarrassment. My husband was really kind and comforting
and his parents were really understanding. It was a horrible situation but it’s something we
can laugh at now.

So what do you want us to do now? Ladies and their way of reasoning sha. Your in-laws almost saw you unclad and so?

Blessinzy:
It is a really embarrassing story. I have an extreme fear of the dark, so much
so that I will never sleep with my door closed
and the bathroom light must remain switched
on throughout the night. My husband and I were visiting my in-laws for
the Christmas period. I have only met his parents a few times before
we were married and this was the first time I
was staying at their home. I was taking a shower when load shedding
struck. In my absolute terror and panic, I ran
out of the bathroom, grabbed my towel, barely
wrapped it around me and screamed for my
husband. I didn’t know that my in-laws had an inverter
installed, and within seconds, the lights were
back on again. My husband and his parents just stared at me
in shock. I immediately ran into the bedroom,
which thankfully was next to the bathroom. I almost died of embarrassment. My husband was really kind and comforting
and his parents were really understanding. It was a horrible situation but it’s something we
can laugh at now.

moral of the story

What is load shedding?

[quote stupid=simpleseyi post=35187974]A responsible wife will not qualify her in-laws with such sweet words. How was your growing up? I now understand why you hate them so much, light and darkness are enemies.[/quote]what if she was actually telling the truth