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A '''guilty pleasure''' is known as something one considers pleasurable despite feeling guilt for enjoying it.<ref>[http://dan4th.livejournal.com/575021.html Definition of "Guilty Pleasure"]</ref> Fashion, music and food can be examples of guilty pleasures.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5405148/ Fashion and food can be guilty pleasures]</ref> |
A '''guilty pleasure''' is known as something one considers pleasurable despite feeling guilt for enjoying it.<ref>[http://dan4th.livejournal.com/575021.html Definition of "Guilty Pleasure"]</ref> Fashion, music and food can be examples of guilty pleasures.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5405148/ Fashion and food can be guilty pleasures]</ref> |
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A guilty pleasure is known as something one considers pleasurable despite feeling guilt for enjoying it.[1] Fashion, music and food can be examples of guilty pleasures.[2]
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