Guilty pleasure

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Mine seem to end up being weird shows screened on late-night TV. I have a sleeping disorder, so it follows I'm up doing things during the night and put the TV on as background.
They tend to be shows I get hooked on from late night TV and would otherwise not be interested in at all - "Catfish," "Buried Alive," "Sex and the City" and once a messed up series of "The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat."
Guilty pleasures anyone? TV or otherwise?

Having a huge crush & falling in love with the iCarly star, Miranda Cosgrove I had a bad obsession with her but it's not too bad now that I have a girlfriend but I would LOVE to have a 3way relationship with Miranda too.

Not a guilty pleasure, as I quite love watching cat videos and interviews with my favorite tennis players.

Hm, guilty pleasures... Games Workshop fluff, rose wine, free E-books and absurd nail polish.

mine involve silicone.

I don't feel guilty about anything..


Well except maybe trashy novels like Fifty shades of grey

And the amount of ice cream I eat probably

I think that maybe *all* my pleasures are guilty, although most of them would cause me just embarrassment than actual guilt, because like most guilty pleasures they're relatively harmless.

-My doll-stuffed animal collections.
-Watching longplays of video games on YouTube
-Watching videos of cute kittens or guinea pigs on YouTube
-My obsession with The Sims and Animal Crossing games.
-Making snarky comments about really awful religious-themed cartoons or kid shows on YouTube.
-Cartoons and toys that were popular in the 80's like He-Man, My Little Pony, and Smurfs.
-Ren and Stimpy (the original cartoon, not the Adult Party cartoon, ugh!)
-Garfield comics
-The Far Side comics
-Troll dolls.
-Monster High dolls
-Ever after High dolls
-Equestria Girl dolls, and anything else related to MLP FiM.
-"Kawaii: Japanese characters like Hello Kitty.
-Japanese culture, Asian culture in general, UK culture.
-Canadian culture (although I'm really more proud than guilty-feeling of that)
-Autistic culture (many people here say we don't have a culture, but according to WikiHow, we do. )
-Mythical creatures from Asian and European folklore.
-Drawing pictures of funny animal cartoon characters. (it wasn't really embarrassing or guilt-inducing until "furry fandom" and all of its stereotypes suddenly became a huge deal)
-Spoiling my cats, and being nicer to them and most other animals than I am to most humans.
-Being spoiled by my parents.
-Having a sweet tooth. If I didn't have any control at all over cookies and cake and candy, I'd look like Jabba the Hutt by now.

if I was a Canadian i'd be proud also.

Yar, I had to buy that book at a store specifically with a self-checkout aisle so the chekout clerk wouldn't see it and me.
I guess guilty pleasures could also just be embarrassing stuff. I've also been watching "Embarrassing Bodies" (again, thank you late night TV for poisoning my brain).

That can mean a broad variety of guilty things...XD

Internet.
Number of hours spent on Ebay, Amazon and local e-shops.
Ordering books to pay at the door, and then when they arrive having no money to pay them.

in any case I sure wish these had been available back in the stoned age when I was young.

1962.

If I'm catching the right drift.

the 70s were the "stoned age." when I was swimming in testosteroniness but with no outlet.

* 8-bit music
* Watching videos of disgusting things like plaque being removed from teeth and earwax and blackheads being removed
* Shows for little kids
* Looking for negative feedback on eBay and bad reviews for places like restaurants and motels
* Pressing "Try me!" buttons on toys in shops.