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I'm presuming that you are talking about sexual experiences prior to marriage. Some may disagree, but there would be wisdom in letting that stay where it is. If you are talking about sexual experiences after marriage but not with your spouse, it gets much more complicated. It's possible that the best course of action is to remain silent, but this isn't necessarily the case. It depends on many other things.
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