Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about confessing on Asinner.
What is Asinner?
Asinner is a public wall of anonymous confessions. You write what weighs on you, tag it with one or more of the seven deadly sins, pay at least $1, and — if approved — it goes live for others to read. Text only. No links. No images.
Is this a church or absolution?
No. Asinner is not a religious service, confessional booth, or substitute for therapy, counseling, or sacramental confession. Publishing here is not absolution — it is a paid, moderated public post.
Why do I have to pay?
Every confession on the wall is backed by at least $1. That is not to buy influence — it is a small penance that shows you meant what you wrote. It filters spam and keeps the wall focused on words people were willing to stand behind.
Why does it cost $1?
Publishing starts at $1 (USD). Optional upgrades may increase the total. You review the final price on the form before Stripe checkout. All payments are non-refundable.
Can I include links or photos?
No. Asinner is text-only. Links, images, and media embeds are blocked in the confession form and rejected during review.
How do sin categories work?
When you publish, you choose one or more of the seven sins — Pride, Greed, Lust, Wrath, Gluttony, Envy, and Sloth. You pick them; we do not assign them for you. Confessions can appear in each sin feed you selected.
Is there an account or login?
No. Asinner does not use accounts. After you pay, save your confession link from the confirmation page (and optionally open My confessions in this browser). If you lose the link, we may not be able to help you find it again.
What if my confession is not approved?
Every confession is reviewed for spam, hate, threats, links, images, and other violations of our Terms and Conditions. Confessions that are denied are not published. Payment is not refunded. See our disclaimer for full details.
How do I find my confession again?
Use the link on the thank-you page after payment, bookmark it, or open My confessions in the same browser. Once published, your confession has a public URL you can share.
Are you affiliated with a church or the government?
No. Asinner is an independent website. It is not affiliated with any religious institution, government agency, or official confessional service.