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PeteZaHut
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I have Tourett’e Syndrome, which I am told is closely realted to OCD. I have never had any serious OCD symptoms until recently. I have been very stressed out with a busy senior year in high school, applying to college, etc.
My problem is that I have to write down every little tiny thing that I can think of that might be a sin. I will write down things from years ago just in case I didn’t confess them before.
I think it would be really healthy for my to throw away this giant pile of sticky notes that I have will all this stuff I have written down. Would it be wrong for be to throw away these sins I have and I will probably forget a lot of them? Not all of them are tiny little sins. Some need to be confessed. Can I just wait and do an honest examination of conscience before confession, even if I will forget stuff? In general, is it okay for me to stop writing down sins and just examine my conscience later? My list also has a coule things where I am debating whether I had a firm purpose of amendment in previous confessions. The list also has some things I should probably do that might have a penalty of sin if I don’t.
Can I throw this all away!???
Kind of a side note: If I make an honest confession and say “any sins I may have forgotten,” I know I am forgiven. What if the next day, I remember a mortal sin from before the confession. Do I have to confess it?
My problem is that I have to write down every little tiny thing that I can think of that might be a sin. I will write down things from years ago just in case I didn’t confess them before.
I think it would be really healthy for my to throw away this giant pile of sticky notes that I have will all this stuff I have written down. Would it be wrong for be to throw away these sins I have and I will probably forget a lot of them? Not all of them are tiny little sins. Some need to be confessed. Can I just wait and do an honest examination of conscience before confession, even if I will forget stuff? In general, is it okay for me to stop writing down sins and just examine my conscience later? My list also has a coule things where I am debating whether I had a firm purpose of amendment in previous confessions. The list also has some things I should probably do that might have a penalty of sin if I don’t.
Can I throw this all away!???
Kind of a side note: If I make an honest confession and say “any sins I may have forgotten,” I know I am forgiven. What if the next day, I remember a mortal sin from before the confession. Do I have to confess it?