. Situations like this embarrass her greatly:

     "Hello, Yin!"

     "Oh, hello! I... I'm sorry, but who are you?"

     "Yin... I've been your best friend for two years. You don't remember me?"

     "I... I'm sorry... I don't remember you at all..."

     Those situations embarrass her quite a bit, and make her feel really bad because she can only imagine what the other person feels.

. ESFPs find themselves embarrassed when they make a joke that falls flat or they plan an exciting experience for people and the participants seem bored or disinterested. They also tend to get embarrassed when people mock their energy and enthusiasm and make condescending or patronizing comments to them. Certain types of people misread the ESFP's lively nature and sense of humor and mistake it for "shallowness". This is unfortunate because there is actually a lot more to ESFPs than meets the eye and while they enjoy showing people a good time publicly, they are also deeply caring, emotionally intelligent, and resourceful.

. She experiences secondhand embarrassment as well, and this includes characters in movies. She will feel embarrassed for even someone who doesn't really experience embarrassment.

. She feels a little embarrassed when someone comments on the fact that she's kind of like Dory from Finding Nemo/Finding Dory.

. She gets embarrassed by awkward silence. She'll feel very awkward and try to talk so it doesn't feel so awkward, but if the other person continues to just be silent, then she feels even more embarrassed and awkward.