Cursing: A bad thing or a release?
By jazzbabe
@jazzbabe (166)
Philippines
August 9, 2009 2:27am CST
I use to curse, swear or say 'bad' words when I am mad
or sometimes when I am disappointed about something I did not get.
People would look at me with disgust when I unintentionally curse aloud.
What can you say about cursing, swearing or saying 'bad' words guys,
a bad thing or just a plain release of feelings?
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7 responses
@ricven (98)
• Indonesia
9 Aug 09
hi..
sorry..
I'm not a hypocrite yeah..
in my opinion, swearing or say bad words is a bad thing that become your usualitty..
I never say bad words..hehehe
So, you must try to swearing in a good word..hehehe
I you do that, that will be a good thing..
hehehe
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@lelin1123 (15595)
• Puerto Rico
9 Aug 09
I have done it in the past from time to time but never in public. However, when I hear a female talking like that it sounds so ugly and so unlady like. It has made me learn to control it because it really is disgusting to talk that way.
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@lelin1123 (15595)
• Puerto Rico
10 Aug 09
Yes I agree it shouldn't be spoken from either males or females. However, it seems to be a bit more accepted when a man speaks that way. I know I don't like it from either genders.
@babytaffster (2232)
• Chatsworth, California
9 Aug 09
I honestly feel that cursing dumbs you down and is not at all classy. However I still do it (more than I care to admit) but I'm working on it. I do think there is a time and place for it though (like traffic)
@babytaffster (2232)
• Chatsworth, California
9 Aug 09
Theres a time and place for it. But it isnt very classy.
@uicbear (1900)
• United States
9 Aug 09
Generally speaking, I don't like cursing as a part of casual language. When I was a teenager I did curse quite a bit. I went to stay with my sister and she had three small children so I curbed my language and found alternative words to use. I will still curse if I get really angry or like stub my toe or hurt myself accidentally
, but that's more of a slip.
, but that's more of a slip.1 person likes this
@jazzbabe (166)
• Philippines
9 Aug 09
Yes, this is so true. I watch my words very well whenever I'm
with my nieces and nephews. They tend to copy what they most often hear
from adults. I was surprised when I heard my 2 year old nephew mouthed a not-so-clear 'f' word when he heard that from tv.
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@shravandone (555)
• India
9 Aug 09
i think cursing or shouting loud in dirty words are not a polite behavior..more than that its not good for u either.the words u utter have an impact on your mind.dirtier the words u use more is the flow of negative energy.if u keep on cursing things,the ability to tolerate simplest of mistakes is lost n this leads a man to think ill of world n gradually pushes him to depression.slowly u start loosing out evrything..so regardless of what u loose or what has happened to u,speak good..
temporary release of feelings locks u in permanent soup..
