The answer
Here are 3 basic advices for you. May the Lord give you strength to do what is right.Sin:
If you think you can fight the devil in his territory and win, you can not. He will beat you every time and make you crave this sin more. Be honest with yourself. When you made plans to visit this young man and stay at a hotel, what exactly did you tell your family? Think about the chain of sins that occurred in order to execute this plan. You do not need to respond in words, but see how your thoughts contributed to your actions. You furnished the opportunity for this sort of sin, and the devil seized your willingness.
Remorse:
It is important to have sincere regrets when you fall into any sin. Sin is a way of veiling God out of your life. You have to hide, plot, and sneak around—but be assured, God sees everything and knows what is in your heart. God, the Holy Spirit, is putting you on high alert to repent. That is why you are saddened by your sins. Once you fall into this type of sin, you cannot continue in this relationship without succumbing to this sin over and over again. Your passions will overwhelm you and you are not spiritually mature enough to see the warning signs. You diffused all boundaries. You have to either bring this relationship to your families' attention and take measures to marry, or end the relationship immediately because it has nowhere else to go, but to sin.
Confession:
You cannot hide these serious sins from your confession father. He may get upset, not at you—his weakened daughter, but that devil hurt you like this and you could not fight him. Your confession father may reprimand you, but he will still love you. How can you continue to partake of Holy Communion if you do not confess? The devil is trying to take that away from you also so that you fall in despair. Be strong. Your confession father may give you some stern consequences and you should heed to his advice. You need to turn to him immediately while sin is still a small seed. Humility and obedience are the strongest armor of defense against the devil.
Answered by His Eminence Metropolitan Youssef (opens in a new tab)