What is your guilty pleasure?

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Just cream puffs. I know they are unhealthy and high in calories, but when I see one in the bakery, it's hard to resist.

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Jagoda Salawa

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I love to take care of myself in such a moment. I believe that a clean and well-groomed body is a clear mind, so when I need a moment of rest and pleasure, I escape to extended grooming, which I don't have time for on a daily basis, meanwhile enjoying one of my comfort foods, such as sandwiches with guacamole and egg or pizza on a tortilla crust with egg and arugula.

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Cüneyt Akar

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One of my silly pleasures is spelling license plates. When I'm walking alone and I see a car, I always spell out the license plate.

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Best Amigo

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Caramel cream is something I could eat all the time, it's my sinful pleasure.

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My guilty pleasure is spending hours browsing internet memes. I often start with one and then get caught up in a whirlwind of more, laughing out loud at each one. It's a way for me to relax and unwind after a long day. Sometimes, however, I feel a bit guilty that I'm dedicating so much time to such "pointless" entertainment. But as they say, laughter prolongs life, so I allow myself this small pleasure. What are your guilty pleasures?

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Voytek Potrzebowski

My guilty pleasure is spacing out and daydreaming about all favourable scenarios and outcomes that can happen to me. I don't manifest anything, I don't really believe in it. I just seem to be thinking about an outcome and scenarios or methods leading to it.

It is really time consuming, because an outcome is easy to think of, whereas a scenario or strategy how to get there is incredibly difficult most of the time.

I often abandon deliberating about outcomes, because I cannot come up with the how, even though the outcome can be incredibly attractive like leading economically and socially successful life in Miami or San Diego.

Even on the contrary, when I have both the outcome and the strategy, I remind myself of Mike Tyson's quote “everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face”. This makes me aware of the fact that even the perfected daydreamed strategy leading to a certain outcome may be blasted like spring droplets on a blade of glass with the first beams of sunrise. Therefore, such a reflection deters me from taking action thinking that daydreaming is far more pleasurable than dayacting.

My guilty pleasure is spacing out and daydreaming about all favourable scenarios and outcomes that can happen to me. I don't manifest anything, I don't really believe in it. I just seem to be thinking about an outcome and scenarios or methods leading to it.

It is really time consuming, because an outcome is easy to think of, whereas a scenario or strategy how to get there is incredibly difficult most of the time.

I often abandon deliberating about outcomes, because I cannot come up with the how, even though the outcome can be incredibly attractive like leading economically and socially successful life in Miami or San Diego.

Even on the contrary, when I have both the outcome and the strategy, I remind myself of Mike Tyson's quote “everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face”. This makes me aware of the fact that even the perfected daydreamed strategy leading to a certain outcome may be blasted like spring droplets on a blade of glass with the first beams of sunrise. Therefore, such a reflection deters me from taking action thinking that daydreaming is far more pleasurable than dayacting.

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Dominika Er

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Watching tik toks 🙈

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Based on my knowledge and personal experience the question about guilty pleasures touches on some profound themes around authenticity, societal expectations, and the complexity of being one's true self. While guilty pleasures may seem trivial, they can represent the tensions between our inner worlds and outer societies.

The most authentic answer I can provide is that my "guilty pleasure" is simply being myself—living according to my own values and nature rather than strict societal conventions. This involves embracing aspects of myself that may seem unconventional or eccentric through the lens of mainstream norms. But it is in fully accepting every facet of my identity and experience that I feel most free and fulfilled.

Guilt has no place in pleasure when it stems from a place of self-love and alignment with one's core. My aim is to live each moment as my true self, without shame or apprehension. While external judgment may persist, inner freedom comes from honoring one's uniqueness and humanity. My hope is that we can build a society where such authentic living is celebrated in all its diverse manifestations.

Based on my knowledge and personal experience the question about guilty pleasures touches on some profound themes around authenticity, societal expectations, and the complexity of being one's true self. While guilty pleasures may seem trivial, they can represent the tensions between our inner worlds and outer societies.

The most authentic answer I can provide is that my "guilty pleasure" is simply being myself—living according to my own values and nature rather than strict societal conventions. This involves embracing aspects of myself that may seem unconventional or eccentric through the lens of mainstream norms. But it is in fully accepting every facet of my identity and experience that I feel most free and fulfilled.

Guilt has no place in pleasure when it stems from a place of self-love and alignment with one's core. My aim is to live each moment as my true self, without shame or apprehension. While external judgment may persist, inner freedom comes from honoring one's uniqueness and humanity. My hope is that we can build a society where such authentic living is celebrated in all its diverse manifestations.

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Seweryn

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Americans, sweet, not healthy and high in calories, but impossible to resist.

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Natalia Lukasik

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Maybe it's not a sinful pleasure but there is one thing that brings me joy. 2-3 hours of complete silence, without anything and anyone.

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Marcin Ganczewski

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Maybe it's not necessarily masculine? But when I'm stressed or agitated? I start ironing 😂 it calms me down and I like doing it precisely.

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Michał Gil

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If I have a break at work and I am at the OEM office, sometimes I like to watch semi-documentary programs, for example "Ukryta prawda" (Hidden Truth).

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Monika Górecka

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It is my pleasure to enter the world of fantasy through my own thoughts. It is there that all the good and bad moments happen, from which we always come out unscathed. There, we imagine what we could say and how it would have consequences in the present, and we create a wonderful world without a hint of evil. Even though everyone has an imagination and uses it, few people admit to escaping with their thoughts to less realistic realms. But are they really as unreal as most people think?

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Dominik Jędrzejczak Com Pl

"Guilty pleasures" can often be likened to the inner child within our psyche. The inner child is a symbolic representation of our emotions, spontaneity, and authenticity, which can often be buried under the influence of adult responsibilities, societal norms, and expectations. The inner child represents our basic desires and joys, which can sometimes be revealed through "sinful pleasures." Here are a few ways in which "guilty pleasures" can be compared to the inner child: Joy and carefreeness - guilty pleasures are often what brings us joy and carefreeness, just as children enjoy the little things and do not ponder the consequences. Spontaneity - similar to the inner child, which acts unreservedly, guilty pleasures can be spontaneous and unplanned. Shyness and shame - sometimes guilty pleasures can elicit feelings of shyness or shame, similar to how children can be shy or embarrassed about certain things. Freedom from adult expectations - guilty pleasures allow us to detach ourselves from societal expectations and the role of adults, just as the inner child acts independently from the worries and obligations of adult life. Escape from mundanity - at times, like the inner child that dreams and fantasizes, guilty pleasures can serve as an escape from everyday life and routine. Acceptance and self-acceptance - embracing our guilty pleasures can signify acceptance and tolerance towards our more spontaneous and unconventional sides, just as we accept and love our inner child.

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Lukasz Bokuniewicz

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I love strength training. It relaxes and soothes me.

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Wojciech Tomczyk

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I sometimes eat too much cake, especially at parties.

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Anna Litwinczuk

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I love coffee with nut ice cream and "krówki" candies so much that I could consume any amount of them. Unfortunately, I have to limit these very calorie-rich desserts, but I treat myself to this pleasure from time to time. The thought of drinking coffee with nut ice cream or eating a "krówka" in a moment makes me as happy as a little child. 🤣

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Wiktoria

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I think that it will always be fantasizing about what I will eat when I am no longer on a diet.

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Ice Kalo

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I like watching action movies and eating Chinese instant noodles.

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