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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at PSU chapter.

We always tend to judge other people. It’s impossible not to sometimes, and for some people judging is their favorite pastime – a hobby, if you will. But we should never dare to judge the guilty pleasures we all hold dear to our hearts. The ones we always surrender to, and perhaps never even admit to.

A secret affair only you know about, the following are your 15 guilty pleasures:

 

1. Re-reading old texts.

Scrolling through those goodnight texts with your guy or those hilarious rants your friends have sent, you suddenly find yourself back in August 2008.

 

2. Listening to old Disney songs.

Sometimes we go crazy enough and even listen to old theme songs.

 

3. Wearing the same makeup the next morning.

 

“Okay, so I call this the ‘smoky eye’ look.”

 

4. Watching that next episode on Netflix, knowing full well you have exams to study for.

“I have four exams to study for? What if I watch four episodes instead?”

 

5. Re-thinking how a good memory went, over and over and over again.

You just can’t stop replaying it in your head like a favorite song.

 

6. Taking screenshots of ugly FaceTime scenes of your friends.

So there she is, balancing a pen on her head. How can you not take a screenshot?

 

7. Listening to Christmas music all year round.

“All I want for Christmas
 is for people to stop judging me for my love of Christmas music.”

 

8. Stalking your own photos on social media.

Okay, so this doesn’t make sense, but sometimes you like to stalk yourself and pretend you’re a neutral third-party observer
 don’t worry, we’ve all been there.

 

9. Talking in a weird voice to any cute animal.

 

I can’t tell you how annoying it sounds to other people, but how do you stop it?

 

10. Re-gifting birthday presents.

“Why waste it on myself when she might like it better? Also, I’m broke.”

 

11. Narrating life in your mind like you’re on a TV show.

“And so she gave the girl a glare. XOXO, Gossip Girl.”

 

12. Eating midnight snacks as if your body won’t notice.

“If my body’s laying down, it might think it’s sleeping
 so then it won’t realize I’m eating, and therefore I won’t gain 60 pounds
”

 

13. Canceling plans
 just to sleep.

You just have to put yourself first sometimes.

 

14. Imagining 50 different comebacks to a situation that has long since passed.

It might be a week after that girl said something rude to you, but there you are, imagining only now what you should have said then. You may or may not practice these in the mirror as well.

 

15. Some days, just not giving a care in the world about anything.

If it were any other day, you would’ve done something. But today, nah


It’s okay collegiettes, we’ve all been there! 

Born and raised in a suburb, I feel as though my upbringing can be as ordinary as they come. However, I find the idiosyncrasies in my personality and life in general to add the sparkles I need. I come from a Russian background, and so culture and appreciating language and diversity is very important to me. I have been taking French lessons, as a result. Therefore, I am almost trilingual:)). I love to write, and have kept countless notebooks throughout my life, documenting random experiences. I am a firm believer in seeing each moment for its purity and value. I love to make the most of each day by trying to find a way to laugh, dance, and sing at least four times. My life motto is "Be yourself—unapologetically". And with that...that's me. Laura Zaks, at best.
Allie Maniglia served as the Campus Correspondent for Her Campus at Penn State from 2017-2018. She majored in public relations with minors in international studies and communication arts and sciences. If she's not busy writing away, you can find her planning her next adventure (probably back to the U.K.), feeding an unhealthy addiction to HGTV or watching dog videos on YouTube.