Share your first day of sparring stories.

On my first sparring day, there was a moment when I was so tired but still pushed myself to keep going. My opponent was also getting tired, and we both had this mutual respect for each other's determination. That moment of pure willpower and the shared experience of being exhausted but still sparring is something I'll always remember.

Well, my first day of college was quite eventful. I had to carry all my stuff to the dorm by myself which was a struggle. Then, during the orientation, I was introduced to so many different clubs and activities. I was a bit overwhelmed at first, but it also filled me with a sense of excitement for the opportunities that lay ahead.

On my first day of kindergarten, I was so nervous. I held my mom's hand tightly as we walked into the classroom. There were so many colorful toys and pictures on the walls. I remember seeing a big box of building blocks and immediately wanted to play with them. But when my mom said she had to leave, I started to cry. The teacher was really nice though. She gave me a big hug and showed me a little teddy bear that I could hold. Eventually, I stopped crying and started to explore the classroom with the other kids.

On my first day of work, I was so nervous. I got lost finding my cubicle. But my colleagues were really friendly. One of them showed me around and introduced me to others. It made me feel a bit more at ease.

On my first day in high school, I sat in the wrong classroom for an entire period. I was so nervous that I didn't even notice until the teacher called out my name and I wasn't on the roster. Everyone stared at me as I slunk out of the room red - faced. But it turned out to be a great ice - breaker with my real classmates later when I told them about it.

On my first day of high school, I was really nervous. I got lost trying to find my classes. But then I met a really nice senior who showed me around. It was a relief and made me feel more at ease about starting high school.

I started working at an office where everyone seemed very serious. On my first day, I wore two different - colored shoes without realizing it. I walked around all morning, had meetings, and it wasn't until lunchtime when a colleague pointed it out. I was mortified at first, but then we all had a good laugh about it. It actually broke the ice and made it easier for me to get to know my new colleagues.

I once stalled my car at a busy intersection on my first day. All the cars behind me were honking and I was so flustered. I couldn't figure out what was wrong at first. Finally, I realized I had let the clutch out too quickly. It was really embarrassing.

Well, on my first day of high school, I was super nervous. I got lost trying to find my classes. But then I met this really nice girl who showed me around. It made the day so much better.

On my first day of primary school, I was so nervous. I remember holding my mother's hand tightly as we walked into the schoolyard. The building looked huge to me then. When I entered the classroom, I saw lots of new faces. I was too shy to talk to anyone at first, but then a friendly girl came up to me and asked if I wanted to sit next to her. That made me feel a bit more at ease.