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Really worth reading this whole thread. Proposed title: Liam Neeson Should Have Kept His Damn Mouth Shut.
The question of how and whether to reveal acts in your past that you're now ashamed of is a delicate and complicated one. You shouldn't assume that "coming clean" is somehow automatically the noble or moral approach.
You can't assume absolution. You can't demand absolution. You can't expect that disclosure will erase, or even mitigate the bad deed. It might well cause more pain.
Some stuff you've got to just carry. And sometimes the work you do on the stuff that's in your past can't be done in public.
