[R5N3T]

Welcome to a judgment-free confession session

Here, we confess the absurd things we’ve done when no one was watching…

So… who’s bold enough to spill their secrets? Haha
The more embarrassing, the better 😅

Come on, who’s brave enough to start this? Please

[DAL-SHA]

Hmmm , looking forward to reading some of the contributions to this thread !
Really I have No idea how to define Petty Sin/Mistake I've done when no one was watching , but I might get an idea when I start reading the comments later on !

[tafatag]

So... I'll hop right in and get really embarrassing lol as a younger man, I decided to try a new way of "relieving" myself. It involved a ziploc bag, lotion, and the space between the mattress and box spring. That's all I'll say.

[Jamika]

Nothing very sinful, may be embarrassing alot

I remember first time i smoked when i was in secondary school, in my house , no one noticed as my dad was heavy smoker lol 😅

Edit : in bathroom, yes 🙂‍↕️

[R5N3T]

Hmmm , looking forward to reading some of the contributions to this thread !
Really I have No idea how to define Petty Sin/Mistake I've done when no one was watching , but I might get an idea when I start reading the comments later on !

Maybe many people are afraid to confess or feel embarrassed.

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So... I'll hop right in and get really embarrassing lol as a younger man, I decided to try a new way of "relieving" myself. It involved a ziploc bag, lotion, and the space between the mattress and box spring. That's all I'll say.

This is the first confession here, thanks bro, awesome 👍

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Nothing very sinful, may be embarrassing alot

I remember first time i smoked when i was in secondary school, in my house , no one noticed as my dad was heavy smoker lol 😅

Edit : in bathroom, yes 🙂‍↕️

Turns out you were naughty too hahaha

[Rsynced]

I made my own crack when I was a teenager. In this situation, was curious what the hype was all about and had a small bag of coke powder. I got a spoon, baking soda and water like they show you it the movies. Made a crack rock and smoked it. I kept waiting for the rush like they say, it was not much different than snorting it, maybe my crack was not cooked that good idk... 🤣

[R5N3T]

I made my own crack when I was a teenager. In this situation, was curious what the hype was all about and had a small bag of coke powder. I got a spoon, baking soda and water like they show you it the movies. Made a crack rock and smoked it. I kept waiting for the rush like they say, it was not much different than snorting it, maybe my crack was not cooked that good idk... 🤣

Lol, you’re crazy hahaha 😆

[Rsynced]

Lol, you’re crazy hahaha 😆

Guess it was good I made my own and did this cause I never ended up smoking crack like some other friends I knew. It just wasn't very attractive and I was not really into coke anyways... Just had a bag like first timers stuff. I think Hollywood brainwashed me into making it, I thought of the 90's movie 'New Jack City' when I was doing it... lol 😆

[RiveR29]

My secret is that I sometimes am very resentful of the relationships my friends have with their fathers. Since my father was never around when I was a kid, and even to this day I feel like the fucker does not know anything about me, and the only times he sends me any messages is when he wants to humiliate me or make me feel bad. I have tried to reason with him, to spend time with him but it always ends up feeling like if I am a burden to him. He literally knows nothing about me. And I am pretty sure he has no interest to even know anything about me. And in the end I know no matter how much I try it won't change.

[R5N3T]

Guess it was good I made my own and did this cause I never ended up smoking crack like some other friends I knew. It just wasn't very attractive and I was not really into coke anyways... Just had a bag like first timers stuff. I think Hollywood brainwashed me into making it, I thought of the 90's movie 'New Jack City' when I was doing it... lol 😆

And it's good that you learned a lesson from that and didn’t end up becoming an addict haha.

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My secret is that I sometimes am very resentful of the relationships my friends have with their fathers. Since my father was never around when I was a kid, and even to this day I feel like the fucker does not know anything about me, and the only times he sends me any messages is when he wants to humiliate me or make me feel bad. I have tried to reason with him, to spend time with him but it always ends up feeling like if I am a burden to him. He literally knows nothing about me. And I am pretty sure he has no interest to even know anything about me. And in the end I know no matter how much I try it won't change.

I understand how you feel… it must be really painful and frustrating when someone who’s supposed to be important in your life makes you feel like a burden.

The important thing is that you’re aware of your feelings and are trying to act mature by reaching out to him, that shows your strength and maturity. Even if he doesn’t change, you can still build healthy and supportive relationships with other people around you who truly care about you.

[TheNaturalBoy]

I once had a job at a hotel, washing dishes and doing cleaning, and we had an employee dining area (honestly, it was a great job). But at the end of the day, that food would get thrown away. You couldn’t save it, and obviously nobody could take it home, haha. I remember putting pieces of meat, chunks of veggies, chicken, and sweet bread into bags, stuffing them into my pants, and making the whole trip to the bathroom to store them properly in my backpack—or sometimes even leaving them in my pants without it being noticed (they always check you when you leave that place).

It was super uncomfortable having a bag of food in my pants or underwear, haha, but I felt bad seeing all that food go to waste. Plus, I also shared it with street dogs and some kids at traffic lights who were trying to get a bit of money or food.

[R5N3T]

I once had a job at a hotel, washing dishes and doing cleaning, and we had an employee dining area (honestly, it was a great job). But at the end of the day, that food would get thrown away. You couldn’t save it, and obviously nobody could take it home, haha. I remember putting pieces of meat, chunks of veggies, chicken, and sweet bread into bags, stuffing them into my pants, and making the whole trip to the bathroom to store them properly in my backpack—or sometimes even leaving them in my pants without it being noticed (they always check you when you leave that place).

It was super uncomfortable having a bag of food in my pants or underwear, haha, but I felt bad seeing all that food go to waste. Plus, I also shared it with street dogs and some kids at traffic lights who were trying to get a bit of money or food.

You’re a really good person… I love hearing your confession, bro… respect, man

[RiveR29]

And it's good that you learned a lesson from that and didn’t end up becoming an addict haha.

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I understand how you feel… it must be really painful and frustrating when someone who’s supposed to be important in your life makes you feel like a burden.

The important thing is that you’re aware of your feelings and are trying to act mature by reaching out to him, that shows your strength and maturity. Even if he doesn’t change, you can still build healthy and supportive relationships with other people around you who truly care about you.

Yea, I have learned to live with the feeling and the fact, some days are better than others. But the truth of why I keep going is that I got back to religion.
It has helped me a lot personally. And I could not be more thankful for it.

[plops]

I got pretty good at tricking the person at the register to give me back my change plus the money I gave them.
Was about 15 years ago, over small stuff, like $10 - $20, I still feel bad about it.

People go through training now to identify it. Which is good.

[R5N3T]

Yea, I have learned to live with the feeling and the fact, some days are better than others. But the truth of why I keep going is that I got back to religion.
It has helped me a lot personally. And I could not be more thankful for it.

Nice one ! mate

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I got pretty good at tricking the person at the register to give me back my change plus the money I gave them.
Was about 15 years ago, over small stuff, like $10 - $20, I still feel bad about it.

People go through training now to identify it. Which is good.

Wow, thank you for sharing your confession here, but that was in the past and you clearly regret it now