Human. Flawed. Trying.

For the imperfect among us. So, everyone.

DID SH*T?
DO GOOD.

Anonymous confessions. Real-life stories.
A fresh start for your karma.

You can’t undo what happened. You can decide what happens next. Start by putting it into words.

Other people did sh*t, too.Read their stories ↗
01 / Own itPrivate by default

Spill it.

What did you do? Tell it straight. Keep names, contact details and anything identifying out of it.

Use a nickname, not your real name or contact details. It may appear with your story if you agree to publication.

No real name or account neededUp to 2,000 characters

You can’t undo the past. You can put a little good into what happens next. Where your donation goes ↗

How much would you like to give?

For Tennise Talent MTÜ. You will continue to Stripe after your story is sent. Your story is not shared with the payment provider.

Your submission is saved in a private moderator inbox. The moderator receives an email notification. It is never posted automatically. Donating is optional. Payment happens separately, after your story is sent. How we handle stories.

Other people. Real-life messes.

LATEST CONFESSIONS.

Read all stories ↗

The three most recently published stories. Shared with permission, reviewed by a human, and stripped of identifying details.

Another broken promise

Promised myself I’d go to the gym, but never actually went. Now I feel kinda bad for letting myself down :)))

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Left My Grandson Outside

It’s really cool that you’ve created a space like this! My story goes back to the early 2000s, when I used to drink way too much. One day, I was so drunk that I didn’t open the…

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Felt guilty for no reason

I got on a packed bus with my kid, who wouldn’t stop coughing. A woman sitting nearby saw us and offered me her seat. Then she turned to the person sitting next to her and said, “We’…

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01 / SAY IT

Own your sh*t.

Be honest about what happened. Your story stays off the public site unless you ask us to consider it.

02 / MAKE IT RIGHT

Do the work.

Apologize. Return what you took. Change the habit. A real repair starts with what you do next.

03 / OPTIONAL GOOD

Give a little.

Put a little good back into the world. Optional donations will support children’s sport. Call it a little karma repair.

BAD MOMENT.
GOOD CAUSE.

Everyone messes up. A donation cannot erase what happened. It cannot replace an apology, returning what you took, repairing the damage or changing what you do next.

But a bad moment can still lead to something good.

That is why optional donations through DID SH*T are used to support children’s sport. The goal is simple: help young athletes get access to training, equipment, camps and competitions that might otherwise be out of reach.

Think of it as a little karma repair. You owned something you regret. Now you can choose to put a little good back into the world.

Give kids a shot.

Help young athletes access coaching, training and equipment so money is less likely to be the reason they have to stop.

Help them go further.

Help cover camps, travel and competition costs so young athletes get more chances to learn, compete and grow.

Where does the money go?

We want the numbers to be clear. From every donation:

76% goes directly to children’s sport.
Training, equipment, camps, travel, competition costs and other direct support for young athletes.

14% covers payment fees, commissions and taxes.
These are the costs connected with receiving and processing donations.

10% covers administration.
This helps us operate the project, manage donations, reporting and the work required to get the money where it is supposed to go.

Giving is always optional. A donation does not undo the harm or replace making things right with the people involved. It is simply one more good thing you can choose to do next.

Donations recipient is Tennise Talent MTÜ, Tallinn, Estonia, reg number 80655979

A better next chapter.

Everyone has a story they wish had gone differently. DID SH*T is a place to share an anonymous confession, read other people’s life stories and think about what comes next. For us, good karma starts with owning your choices and doing a little good. Telling your story is free; publication and donations are optional.