"guilt me" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
The correct phrase would be "make me feel guilty." Example: "She tried to guilt me into lending her money, but I stood my ground and refused."
She was even bolding text in an effort to guilt me into helping.
I am ashamed to leave them all behind, but you can't guilt me into staying.
You literally tried to guilt me into doing it and you even told me specifically what I "needed" to do.
I always invite them, though I know they won't come, and that way they can't guilt me for it.
Not that I want Josh to guilt me into going out and doing what I should be doing to better myself and advance my art and career.
If I then refused that food, she'd consider it an affront to her cooking, and then she'd guilt me into eating it anyway.
"Guilts me into continuously breaking plans".
The winds around the eaves make me lonely, melancholy, and yet my guilt forces me forward in search of redemption.
"He laid this fantastically elegant guilt on me," she said.
Nobody is seriously waiting for an admission of guilt from me.
"He laid this fantastically elegant guilt on me," Ms. Swinton recalled.
