Most of my question seem to come out wrong, or more to the point, I ask inappropriate questions. I have no filters. I was a banker once, we always ask people how much they earn, how much something cost, what is it worth.

Indeed

Yes on this site .I messaged the individual and apologized when I realized my comment to their post could be interpreted entirely differently than I intended.

I have my share. The ones I think about were when I was young and had black friends and trying to be cool, I said things that would be today considered deplorable. Hopefully they overlooked them as it was a different world back then. It still doesn't make it right.

Sure. Major Freudian slip I made one time. When I was young I was interacting with a beautiful young lady in a business environment, and I thought we'd been in some of the same classes at a college. I meant to ask, "What was your maiden name?" But what I asked was, "What was your virgin name?" She didn't laugh.

I had to ask for tampons. About 45 years ago.... I front of other ladies on a military base....ugh!

I don't really get embarressed really

As a non-native English speaker it happened to me quite often for the first few years of living in the US. Sentence structures are not quite the same when compared to my native tongue so it made my brain work extra hard. I’m pretty sure people though I had a slight mental retardation haha because I would almost always respond with a lag while trying to translate my thought into English and be as accurate as possible.

If I had, I've forgotten it by now. And at my age, there's not much left to be embarrassed about. It's all been examined and deemed either unfixable, or not worth the effort.

Yeah, I once asked a colleague at a company gathering, a person I had just met in person for the first time, "Do you have a little Latin in you?"

And of course another colleague chimed in, "If not, would you like one?"

I'll never ask that again.

Yes! Plus my friends all have perverted minds.....

Happens to me all the time, but my brain is a little fried.