Well, mine is not so much embarrassment as guilt...
A few years back I was dating this lovely girl... we'll call her Jane. Jane and I had sort of known one another before we'd actually hooked up - I was in choir, and she helped out in our college Chapel. So, she was someone who I saw frequently, and I'd always thought was rather nice. But I'd never really seen our Chapel as much of a pick-up joint, so I left it at that.
One particular evening, I had been invited to a birthday party - so I went along, not really expecting very much... but I happened to bump into Jane. It turned out that the person, whose birthday it was, was a mutual friend of ours.
Most unexpectedly (since it never normally happened to me), our bumping into each other was the cue for Jane to pursue me relentlessly all night. Yes, there really are women out there mad enough to do something like that. After a night of being totally flummoxed (I thought men were supposed to do the chasing?), Jane managed to pull me - so fair play to her.
Anyhow, it turned out she was a great lass, and we ended up going out for a while. The only problem was that she'd been commuting to college from near Portsmouth - and I, as an impecunious student, couldn't afford to travel out to the coast that often. Besides, making out with her in her parents house didn't really appeal.
The solution was that Jane always agreed to house-sit for any friends of hers who were away. So, that summer, she called me in glee to say that she'd sorted out a plum house-sitting job round the corner from me... at Tim's house. If you recall, Jane and I first became aware of eachother at the university Chapel... and, you guessed it, Tim was the college Chaplain. In effect, Tim was our vicar.
What a quandary for a young man. Tim was my vicar, the man who took me through confirmation, the man who gave me communion every week. Jane was staying at his house... Jane was my bird... Jane was removing her clothes...
Sorry Tim. We did have sex in your bed. Many times. It was a spiritual experience, truly.
Jane and I drifted apart many moons ago, but the guilt of that particular liaison has remained... not helped by the fact that Jane is now herself...
...a vicar.
Oh well.
MtS