No. if you file a proposal, you do so for all your debts, except for those secured by assets you wish to retain (e.g., your home or your car). However, nothing prevents you (but there is no obligation either) after completing your proposal, from repaying a creditor for a debt you consider “moral”, but be careful not to compromise your financial stability. After a proposal, you should finally be able to breathe easier. Your efforts should rather be directed towards creating an emergency fund to deal with any unforeseen events and saving for your future projects and retirement.