---
title: 'Twitch: stintik ТГ: thestint STINT INSIDE (новости): insidestint #стинт #стинтик #stint #stintik'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=J0lh773137M'
video_id: 'J0lh773137M'
date: 2026-08-17
duration_sec: 69
channel: 'Нарезки Стинта'
---

# Twitch: stintik ТГ: thestint STINT INSIDE (новости): insidestint #стинт #стинтик #stint #stintik

> Source: [Twitch: stintik ТГ: thestint STINT INSIDE (новости): insidestint #стинт #стинтик #stint #stintik](https://youtube.com/watch?v=J0lh773137M)

## Summary

The transcript captures a personal, confessional story from a Twitch streamer, recounting a childhood experience at a religious confession. The speaker describes being around 12-13 years old, confessing sins to a priest, and feeling disproportionate shame about a private act compared to other admitted misdeeds. The narrative is delivered in a casual, humorous tone, reflecting on the awkwardness and absurdity of the moment.

### Key Points

- **Childhood Confession Setup** [00:02] — The speaker recalls being taken to a church service and led to a priest for confession, describing the ritual of being covered and prompted to confess sins.
- **Admitting Minor Sins** [00:16] — At around age 12-13, the speaker begins confessing minor transgressions like fighting and stealing a toy, justifying the theft because the toy was 'really cool'.
- **Shame Over Private Act** [00:29] — The speaker reveals that confessing a private act (masturbation) felt far more distressing than the other sins, highlighting a sense of disproportionate guilt.
- **Priest's Reassurance** [00:44] — The priest responds with comfort, saying 'Don't cry, everything's fine, my son,' and the speaker completes the ritual by taking communion ('ate the flesh, drank the blood').
- **Post-Confession Reflection** [00:57] — In the car afterward, the speaker tells his mother about the confession, and she reassures him that he's 'a fine fellow' for participating, leading the speaker to question why he even mentioned the private act.

### Conclusion

The video is a humorous, anecdotal reflection on childhood confession, emphasizing the awkwardness and misplaced shame of the experience. It ends with a comedic self-aware question about oversharing, leaving the audience with a relatable moment of youthful embarrassment.

## Transcript

standing during the service and they say: “That’s it, it’s time to go cleanse yourself. Come into the room, there’s a priest standing there, and he puts my rags under me, covers me up .”  I'm sitting here, and how old was I then , [ __ ]?  I don’t know, about 12 years, probably.
Well, something like 13, in short, I don’t remember.   I don't remember, something like that.  And he begins to tell the story and says: "Tell me your sins."  I start: “Well, I was fighting, toy from a friend.”  But she was really cool, so it's justified.  And at that moment I was
cool, so it's justified.  And at that moment I was like: "And I also jerked off and started backdrop of the fact that I beat someone up, stole something, swore, that I jerked off was the saddest, the most distressing thing.  [snorts] Uh yeah.  Well,
he was like: “Don’t cry, everything’s fine, my son.”  That's it, I left, in short, I used the flesh of this cross, drank the blood.  Well, everything is fine.  I’m sitting in the car, driving, [snorts] it turns out, and then I say to my mother: “Mom,
says: "Don't worry, son, everything is fine, everything is fine. If you ate the flesh, drank the blood, then you are a fine fellow, a handsome man. Everything, everything is justified." And I think, why the [ __ ] did I even tell you about jerking off?