cursing
By heaven11
@heaven11 (1159)
United States
4 responses
@liquid_niki (32)
• United States
3 Sep 08
No, you're not the only one. I was always taught that when I say that I am directly asking God to curse the thing I said it at. I couldn't bear to be the reason anything gets cursed, so I don't say that word for that reason.
@RevSkull (271)
• Tokelau
3 Sep 08
I think you are fairly normal...probably a bit religious and there's nothing wrong with that. I curse when angry only...when it fits the time and place.
I find some of the language used by young people today to be moronic. When every third word is a curse word, everything you say loses its meaning. Using them once in a while for emphasis is fine...show you aren't an idiot with a 20 word vocabulary.
As far as what you call the "gd word," it doesn't bother me in the least but then I'm an atheist.
@mistakesss (436)
• United States
3 Sep 08
I do, to.
I guess because I've always been taught you shouldn't use the Lord's name in vain. And, while I still slip up and say 'God' or 'Oh my God' - I rarely use GD. A couple times, it's slipped out, but, I just feel terrible using it.
@newlands6801 (986)
• United States
3 Sep 08
yeah i hate that word do can't stand it when people say it around me, i don't say it i have slipped up before and felt awful just asking for forgiveness because i was taught never to use gods name in vain





