When you recognize that you made a mistake, do you feel ashamed, heart broken, or repress grief until it pops out in a form too dark to acknowledge?

[Anonsonly]

I don't feel like posting this for learning, and I don't feel like bragging about my ideas, so I am posting this for entertainment. But I hope at least a handful will vote for option B.

I feel ashamed to teach my nervous system self-loathing

I feel voluntarily heartbroken to teach my subconscious mind what not to do

I perpetually label emotions as a bad thing to erase when the repressed expresses in ways so dark i can't even see i did it

Something else

[strateguy632]

Choosing those pictures is simply wrong. jew teach bible 'often you fall so stand up" it is expected. same as james 3.2. it never said hate yourself. nor sad.

we must distinguish sin from error. sin we should regret. and change our ways turn away from sin.

if i accidently spill milk. i did not intend. i can be more careful. not feel shame. not heart broken just be more careful.

don't be careless but also "Romans 8:28
"God works all things together for the good of those who love Him'. christianity despite primitive, is the best. again.

[Anonsonly]

There is no jew pictured, only an outfit that requires intense scrupulosity in order to wear.

Spilling milk is not a mistake. A mistake is a voluntary chosen action that produces unwanted results.

If you step into your heart and feel why you did it, usually a repressed memory surfaces of someone else teaching you something objectively immoral.

[BCRanger10]

A mistake? No. I just own up to it, fix it if I can and must, and move on with my day.

Commit a sin (which is different)? I will feel ashamed of it and go to Confession for it if necessary.

[Anonymous]

I pretend it was not a mistake and that I did it on purpose.

[Anonymous]

I Feel bad