2010 American Music Awards - Press Room

The speaker discusses the idea of guilty pleasures, questioning why one should feel guilty about enjoying something unless it's inappropriate. They share their fondness for an Air Supply song without guilt. The speaker then talks about preparing for married life by simulating uncomfortable situations. They reflect on societal views about marriage and having children, noting that while people express happiness with their choices, they also suggest living more before settling down. The speaker expresses excitement about getting married and appreciation for their partner.

What is the speaker's perspective on guilty pleasures?

• They think guilty pleasures are only valid if they are inappropriate.

• They believe one should always feel guilty about pleasures.

• They don't believe in feeling guilty about any pleasure.

• They feel guilty about enjoying a song by Air Supply.

How did the speaker prepare for married life?

• By traveling to different countries.

• By reading books on marriage.

• By practicing uncomfortable living conditions.

• By attending marriage counseling sessions.

What advice do people give the speaker about marriage?

• To have children immediately after marriage.

• To rush into having children.

• To enjoy life before having children.

• To avoid getting married.

What is the speaker's attitude towards getting married?

• They are pressured by others.

• They are indifferent about it.

• They are hesitant and unsure.

• They are excited and feel lucky.

What do people say about their happiness with children?

• They regret having children.

• They are happy but wish they had more time before kids.

• They are unhappy and would change things.

• They advise against having children.