I rarely swear, which is a shame because I'm exceptionally good at it. I find that there is a difference between casual swearers who just throw it in for no good reason, and people that use swearing like a weapon.
Then there are people who are so effective at swearing that its like a weapon of mass destruction.
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Creepy is a great descriptor for anti-swearers. It seems like an artificial façade - like Stepford Wives or Pleasantville-esque. Like they're trying too hard to be too nice or too inoffensive. Fataing weirdos.
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While I generally agree, there are exceptions. Like it's definitely funnier to call someone a See You Next Tuesday instead of the actual word.
The "c-word" is a bridge too far for me. I don't use it. It's just too vulgar for my tastes, whereas I wouldn't say the "f-word" or the "sh-word" are vulgar at all.
The "c-word" is a bridge too far for me. I don't use it. It's just too vulgar for my tastes, whereas I wouldn't say the "f-word" or the "sh-word" are vulgar at all.
Swearing for emphasis = great
Swearing out of laziness = a little too smooth brained
Replacing a swear with a non-offensive word = embarrassing and creepy
Replacing a swear with a more insulting phrase = god mode
Attempting to replace a swear with a more insulting phrase and sounding like you're 10 = ####in yikes
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The "c-word" is a bridge too far for me. I don't use it. It's just too vulgar for my tastes, whereas I wouldn't say the "f-word" or the "sh-word" are vulgar at all.
If you're British/Australian you can carry it off though. Personally, I love it.
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