Red Chair Confessions: Why can it be wrong when it felt so right?

Two weeks ago, a smart-looking woman confessed to a priest that she had done something that would freak her mom out, that her friends hadn't even done yet, and that she thought she wouldn't do until she was much, much older. She admitted to the concerned priest that she had committed this act 8 times (and had gotten satisfaction multiple times). She even blurted this question "Why can it be wrong when it felt so right?" What is hilarious is that on the middle of her confession, she was overcame by the urge to do it again and sneaked out without really clarifying the thing that she's confessing to.

Last week, this woman visited a therapist. She confessed about a recent relapse she had while out with friends who invited her to join them on a "little trip." The resulting feeling, she realizes, is seemed "therapeutic"... but again she left the therapist clueless in the middle of her confession.

This time, the same woman strikes again with her very own, self-recorded YouTube video.

She confessed here that she's been doing "it" for a year. She's worried that her family and friends would find out and worst if she'll be caught in the act but she can't just resist the temptation. She then stopped in the middle of her confession having remembered that she should be somewhere right at the moment doing her thing and off she sneaks again.

I'm really confused but hooked at the same time. I'm left wondering just what it is she's confessing to? Is she having an affair? Is she into drugs? Is she addicted to something? What do you have in mind? Well, let's get excited because next week is the revelation as to whom these videos are from and what have she done at Red Chair Confessions.