15-09-2017, 07:16 AM
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Re: Do you swear......
When things go wrong I am sure most people utter a swear word, but it never relates to what has made the cross.The F word could be used to relate to quite a pleasant experience
, but on the rare occasion that I use it, the word becomes a means of stressing my anger or frustration.....probably because I was taught that it is a "bad word"!Under those circumstances I would never judge somebody as bad, because they said it, but I don't like it when it becomes part of everyday language.
15-09-2017, 07:21 AM
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Re: Do you swear......
Swearing is not part of my everyday language but if I get really mad which is rare yes I do swear to let off steam. I reckon it's better to swear than to give someone a slap round the chops it's funny how everyone scarpers if I swear they know it's serious I think swear words in a joke can be funny too
15-09-2017, 08:16 AM
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Re: Do you swear......
Originally Posted by Azure
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... Eventually you become immune to bad language
15-09-2017, 08:51 AM
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Re: Do you swear......
I would never swear whilst in conversation with someone. I wince when l hear a woman swear in conversation.I have never heard my children swear but that doesn't mean they don't swear! It was not allowed when they were at home, that is one thing my husband and l were very strict about.
The 'C' word is the worst swear word of the lot!
I do admit to a few swear words in my own company, you know if you're annoyed about something, or accidentally hurt yourself.
I always say, 'Sorry God', if l swear!
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