March 29, 2026 at 10:35 pm

Teens At An Alcohol-Fueled Sleepover Were Having A Laugh, But For One Girl, Things Weren’t Funny Any Longer

by Kyra Piperides

A drink with ice

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For many people in their late teens and early twenties, weekends with friends is synonymous with one thing: alcohol.

And when the teens in this story got together for a sleepover, they were no exception.

But amidst all the drunken laughter came a misjudged situation that could have been quite serious.

Read on to find out what happened here.

AITA for laughing at my friend getting a wedgie?

Last night I had a sleepover with four of my best friends.

We’re all between seventeen and eighteen, and we probably had a bit too much to drink.

We tried to climb over the fence as the latch on the fence gate was stuck.

Let’s see how this drunken pursuit caused drama for the group.

I’m not sure what happened, but when Jessica climbed over, the waistband of her panties got stuck on the point part of the fence.

She was hanging about five inches off the ground by her underwear. It was the funniest thing ever, we were all laughing so hard.

We tried to figure out how to get her unstuck, but we were unable to lift her to unhook her underwear and eventually they just ripped.

Read on to find out how this girl made poor Jessica’s situation even worse.

She was upset we ruined her panties, so I told her that maybe if her panties didn’t stick out the whole time, they wouldn’t have been stuck.

I told her that she should’ve been more careful that lastly accidents happened, it wasn’t our fault. We tried to help.

We were laughing the whole time and we made jokes about it a bunch more times throughout the night. She said we were ******** but eventually got over it.

AITA?

Sure, joking about a friend is fine – if that friend is on board, and after the event has happened, not while they’re still in distress!

Poor Jessica was just dangling there while her friends were laughing at her – and that’s not okay.

Then, to add insult to injury, her ‘friend’ started throwing shade on how the chooses to dress. Yikes.

Let’s see what folks on Reddit had to say about this.

This person agreed that the way Jessica’s friends acted was mean.

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However, this Redditor thought the only person she had to blame was herself.

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While others encouraged them to enjoy their youth and take good care of themselves and each other.

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Sure, Jessica made the choice to jump over the fence, so all the risks it entailed were on her.

But that doesn’t change the fact that her friends laughed at her while she was stuck, and continued to laugh at her while she was still upset thereafter.

She might be responsible for her own actions, but it doesn’t cost a penny to be kind.

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Kyra Piperides, PhD | Contributing Science Writer

Dr. Kyra Piperides is a contributing writer for TwistedSifter, specializing in Science & Discovery. Holding a PhD in English with a dedicated focus on the intersections of science, politics, and literature, she brings over 12 years of professional writing and editorial expertise to her reporting.

Kyra possesses a highly authoritative background in academic publishing, having served as the editor of an academic journal for three years. She is also the published author of two books and numerous research-driven articles. At TwistedSifter, she leverages her rigorous academic background to translate complex scientific concepts, global tech innovations, and environmental breakthroughs into highly engaging, accessible narratives for a mainstream audience.

Based in the UK, Kyra is an avid backpacker who spends her free time immersing herself in different cultures across distant shores—a passion that brings a rich, global perspective to her writing about Earth and nature.

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