If It Feels Good, Do It

"Sinning without guilt isn't a sin."
The Chemical Buddha never understood why people felt guilty because 1) it never seemed to change their behavior and 2) it just seemed to make people feel worse about their lives. That's why he always asked, "Did you have fun? Then why feel guilty?" So the entire concept of sin was foreign to The Chemical Buddha. Sin actually seemed to be based on what other people thought about how he lived his life, rather than how he thought about it. And if there was one thing that TCB didn't like, it was people telling him how to live. But, as the leader of his own religious movement, it was perfectly OK for him to pass judgment on other people. In fact, he pushed his agenda of not wanting people to feel guilty that some of his followers felt guilty for not feeling guilty.
What is a guilty pleasure no one knows about?
Do you feel guilty about it or do you worry what other people would think if they found out?