A guilty pleasure is just a thing you enjoy that someone else made you feel odd about. Here are seven of them, described the way readers actually describe them to each other.
Touch her and die. Morally grey MMC. Monster romance. Enemies to lovers with a body count. Obsessive first-person POV. Found family with one feral member. The slow burn that pays off in the last forty pages and ruins your week.
None of these need a disclaimer paragraph. They need a tagging system that lists them plainly next to everything else, so logging one feels the same as logging a small-town bakery romance.
That's the whole design brief, really: no greyed-out tags, no interstitials, no flinch.
On that first one especially, The Scarlet Pages argues touch her and die is not about possession.