I can tell you that sometimes people may find themselves enjoying things that they feel they "should not have" due to societal norms, personal values, or ethical considerations.
For example, someone might enjoy indulging in a guilty pleasure like eating unhealthy food, watching reality TV shows, or playing video games for extended periods. They may feel guilty or conflicted about enjoying these activities because they perceive them as unproductive or not aligned with their health goals.
Similarly, some people may find enjoyment in harmless pranks or jokes that may not be entirely appropriate in certain contexts. They might feel guilty or conflicted about enjoying these moments due to concerns about potential offense or harm to others.
It's essential to recognize that humans are complex beings, and our emotions and interests can sometimes conflict with our perceived sense of what is "right" or "acceptable." The key is to strike a balance between enjoying things that bring us pleasure while being mindful of how our actions may impact ourselves and others around us. Self-awareness and thoughtful consideration of our choices can help us navigate these moments of enjoyment that might not align perfectly with our values.