People who swear a lot make better friends

[Demon]

Well. I am just the best friend ever, then!

 

[Dancing Fire]

F*k yeah!

Teachers aren't allowed to swear...

 

[jaysonsmom]

There's a difference between swearing so express anger, pain, shock etc and throwing an expletive in every sentence as a punctuation. I'm all for former, but cannot stand the latter. Thankfully most of my friends are the first type.

 

[MissGotRocks]

There's a difference between swearing so express anger, pain, shock etc and throwing an expletive in every sentence as a punctuation. I'm all for former, but cannot stand the latter. Thankfully most of my friends are the first type.

I agree - anything that is too often used loses its power.

 

[Asscherhalo_lover]

I've spent most of my career and adult life in Brooklyn, there's a LOT of swearing Just today I saw the best mask to date: F*ch This Sh*t but with no censoring. I made sure to give the young man wearing it a compliment.

 

[OreoRosies86]

The first time I heard my mom swear I was 28 years old. I tested out a few curse words sprinkled here and there in later years Now she just lets them fly!

 

[monarch64]

The first time I heard my mom swear I was 28 years old. I tested out a few curse words sprinkled here and there in later years Now she just lets them fly!

Opposite here! My mother cussed a blue streak when I was a kid and she and my brother would deliberately swear just to get a rise out of me. Now I am the one who swears and my mother LOVES to feign outrage and disappointment as if I didn't learn it all from her. She'll drop an F-bomb every once in awhile, though. I got her a beautiful oven mitt last Christmas that says "parsley, sage, rosemary, and f*ck off." She hates it. I love it that she hates it.

 

[OreoRosies86]

Opposite here! My mother cussed a blue streak when I was a kid and she and my brother would deliberately swear just to get a rise out of me. Now I am the one who swears and my mother LOVES to feign outrage and disappointment as if I didn't learn it all from her. She'll drop an F-bomb every once in awhile, though. I got her a beautiful oven mitt last Christmas that says "parsley, sage, rosemary, and f*ck off." She hates it. I love it that she hates it.

 

[YadaYadaYada]

What is this f*ckery?! That is my favorite swear of all time.

I don't swear much because we have a six year old so have to be careful. However we were at the neighbor's house and he jokingly swore at me in Italian so I swore back giving him the most insulting Italian swear I could remember. I have my husband's grandmother to thank for that, may she rest peacefully.

 

[Matata]

I swore back giving him the most insulting Italian swear I could remember. I have my husband's grandmother to thank for that, may she rest peacefully.

There is an Italian gesture that means "*uck off" that my family used with gusto but no one could match the passion, vehemence, and menace of my grandma when she used that gesture. We could feel it happening if we were in another room, lol.

 

[Lisa Loves Shiny]

I only swear when I am having a private conversation with my husband. Not at him mind you.

 

[stracci2000]

What is this f*ckery?! That is my favorite swear of all time.

I don't swear much because we have a six year old so have to be careful. However we were at the neighbor's house and he jokingly swore at me in Italian so I swore back giving him the most insulting Italian swear I could remember. I have my husband's grandmother to thank for that, may she rest peacefully.

Haha, Amy Winehouse! Poor Amy......