>>2845042>I really like the idea of a girl causing an unintended embarrassment by her own fault or forgetfulness, and one idea that could play into that is one where she works as a lifeguard. She accidentally packs the wrong swimsuit that's way more skimpy/revealing or is too tight or is too loose or is too old and raggy, but she has to go through the entire day in the embarrassing outfit, up in a chair for everyone to see, while hoping she doesn't have to run around or dive in to save someone.>(cont)Maybe she forgets her swimsuit entirely and all she has is a white bra and panties, so she tries to play it off and act like it's a swimsuit but it goes completely transparent as soon as it gets wet.
Maybe a troublemaker guy or a group of guys realize it's just underwear and intentionally splash her to make it transparent. She tells them off but stays in the lifeguard chair. They decide to get out and start running along the pool so she instinctively blows her whistle and she immediately stands up and walks up to them to scold them - no running in the pool - before realizing she's giving them a full view of her body, but she can't cover up without drawing attention or without ceding ground to them. But she can see by their reaction that they can see everything, but she can't give in to the embarrassment, if she covers and crouches down they won't respect her or the pool's rules, so she has to put up a strong face (at least that's what goes through her mind).
Idk why but there's something about the mental tug-of-war between modesty and performing her job duties that gets me.
