If you are not a Christian, what do you do with all of your sins ( mistakes, regrets, failures, [Spirituality & Religion]

Morality is not exclusive to religion

Religion was invented long after humans demonstrated moral strategies and traits

I don't believe in sins. I believe in doing my best to be a good person.

Not being a practising Christian allows me to not put labels on my decisions, problem solved.

Forgive myself and try to learn from it so I can become a better person. My opinion is that Jesus' goal was to teach love/forgiveness. Forgiving/loving yourself is the most important thing. For some it feels more real to give their mistakes or "sins" to the spirit of an enlightened person and to that I say... To each his own. Do whatever you feel you need to do as long as you're not hurting others in any way. We are not the mistakes we've made.

Laugh about them mostly.

Live with the mistakes and try not to make them again. Failures I work on to make into successes as for sin, well I'm not religious so they don't exist

People who don't believe in God don't believe in sins either (imo)

I bath in them. They say it's good for your skin.

Learn from them and try to do better and where appropriate, make amends.

There is no best answer, only one that is right for you

I'm good thanks.

I still pray and prey.

Repent, make reparations when possible, pray for Forgiveness and for Guidance, learn, etcetera.

I don't believe in sins. Don't make mistakes. Fix my failures and learn from them. Can't feel regret or shame.

@msgear True but we still make mistakes, have regrets, etc.

I wish that I could give best answer

Drown them in alcohol of course 😂

Understand what happened, ignorance is often the cause of things we f***ep up.