indulging

It’s tempting to write off NatCon, and Schmitt’s speech in particular, as an example of a bunch of right-wing kooks indulging their little fever dream of creating a white Christian autocracy.

I’d spend hours basking under the sun, popping one lychee after another into my mouth, indulging in their syrupy goodness.

“It’s basically a generation with spending power indulging nostalgia for their youth,” he says.

Now, in the absence of more competent advisors, the president is indulging his most dangerous authoritarian impulses.

The attendees are usually young people looking to enjoy a night out with friends, indulging in the drama and fun of a traditional Indian wedding without the attendant pressures.