Doesn't necessarily have to be NSFW. Just something that you do that you don't really tell anyone.
Mine is that I go on 4chan a decent amount. Have it down to just /g/ and /s4s/ now.
I also watch Duck Dynasty
I listen to kpop and jpop. I love it. I don't think i'll tell anybody though.
k/j pop isn't all that guilty of a pleasure. But it really depends on what you're listening to. I freely listen to most anime OP/EDs without worrying. But some of the more "girly" stuff I tend to keep to myself. I mean, it's kind of hard to explain this to someone who just looks over your shoulder or overhears what you are listening to.
That's the song that got me to listen to jpop. I listen to kyary now secretly. Also capsule is really good.
I'm personally not that much into Jpop. It's a fun listen every now and again, but like american pop, just kind of lacks the depth I'm looking for in music. Though, I've gotten similarly shunned by listening to any foreign music. So I be careful on who I tell.
Sometimes I go on a ridiculous pop music binge just as sort of a palette cleanser. It's a weirdly refreshing change of pace from what I usually listen to, but I get incredibly sick of it by the end of the binge. It allows me to not get too sick of my own music while maintaining a healthy disliking of people like Katy Perry and Carly Rae Jepson.
I listen to old pop & rap, from when I was a kid. Nothing wrong with Gangsta's Paradise.
I did that once... Except I ended up enjoying the songs and adding them to my playlists. It's still a guilty pleasure though.
Im not exactly sure which channel its on (TruTV maybe), but watch a show called In Session. Its pretty much just a live feed of an actual court cases and its actually pretty good haha.
Train wreck reality TV. Honey Boo Boo is the big one. I don't even know if this counts though because I willingly admit to liking and enjoying these shows. I've actually defended Honey Boo Boo to people because I grew up in the boondocks and knew people like that on the show. I don't actually doubt everything that happens on that show is totally true to the life because I just sit there and think, "Yep, that's Uncle Rick." "Oh, hey, the Kilburgs do that!" I really love redneck TV in general actually. It truly makes me nostalgic for where I grew up. For one I don't admit to, shamelessly enjoying Miley Cyrus. I came in like a wrecking ball...
Why is going on 4chan a guilty pleasure? Lots of boards on there are actually fantastic places for discussion, especially the slower ones. I ended up changing my entire wardrobe for the better due to /fa/, and my entire music library due to /mu/. /s4s/ is a shit show however, IMHO.
Yep.. I'll check occasionally and a lot of the people I went to high school with have no ambition or plans for the future, it's depressing to log on and see nothing but pictures from trashy parties and trucks that people just took out a fat loan for. I doubt I'll go to my high school reunion because of this, it's pretty sad to see old friends talking about how they went from 12 to 17 dollars and hour and now "they're making that big money". It is actually decent money if your'e 18 or 20 but when you work in an industry with no room for advancement and no hope to gain any useful skills you're going to regret that in about 5 years. Sorry for the rant, this just hit close to home so I figured I'd share my thoughts.
I don't have any highschool friends on facebook. And most of the people I know from highschool and earlier are pretty much exactly where they were when I left. It's amazing to see them all still stuck in my hometown, while I'm pretty much forcing myself ahead of my current peers. I'm kind of glad though that I don't see them on facebook. It'd probably get depressing after a while :\
Yea, I have a group of friends who are all relatively ambitious and wanting to do something special before they get older. It seems like people who share similar goals tend to attract to each other. I have a hard time understanding people who want to stay in their suburb hometowns and never go anywhere else. I live in a suburb of a relatively major city that most people would say has been on the decline since the 40's and it sucks pretty bad.. While the suburbs are still pretty good there is almost nothing to do here. It gets annoying when people ask you what local company you are going to work at when you graduate and you tell them you're planning on moving away. This causes them questions how it is even feasible to move away, "how can you move away?? don't you have family here??". I usually just say yea and then people call me selfish haha. I just don't understand how someone could be content with lives knowing that they haven't experienced more than one or two towns in their whole life.
I completely agree. Most of my life was spent moving from state to state and constantly changing schools until HS...which, funny enough was the smallest school I ever attended. I think my class was about 125. They never seemed to ask why, and most secretly wished they would too...but the subject of moving was always met with a 'Haha, yeah right. You'll be working at (insert factory name) like the rest of us.' Thanks guys.
Yea, I get that all the time. Everyone wonders why I want to move pretty much all the way to the other side of the world. And I question back, why do they want to stay put? Luckily, most people I meet at my university all have aspirations and want to do big things.
Ke$ha. For some I love attempting to bellow her songs while driving.