Apparently, men do not consider the things off of their diet or that are not healthy activities as “guilty pleasures.”  They just think of them as pleasurable.  The idea of participating in something that would make a woman feel guilt usually is scoffed at by men.  They do not feel guilt; they embrace and enjoy those types of things.  If they over indulge, they may feel a bit of physical discomfort but never a twinge of guilt.  Men may acknowledge that they have a vice of some sort, but will fall short of calling it a “guilty pleasure.” Men also do not understand why women will not only feel guilt about something, but will go to great lengths to conceal their sin, too.

The author of this article will admit to enjoying several things that most men may not include on their own list of pleasures.  His not-so-guilty pleasures are eating quiche, soaking in a long, hot bubble bath and viewing reality television programs that involve women showing themselves at their most shallow moments.  More women should follow the advice of enjoying themselves and leaving out the guilt.  It has worked for men for ages.  At least, women should get better at their hiding skills.