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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham

Personally, I hate swearing, I know its an adult site etc, but for some it seems to be almost obligatory to swear at least once in each sentence

I must confess I don't understand why, its easy enough to make a point without swearing, certainly if you are introducing yourself to someone in a message, or replying to an enquiry, why do so many feel the need to swear? As it is an adult site I fully accept I am going to come across swearing, I can totally acknowledge it has its place, I can even see how, within this site, swearing can be used to convey an emotion more accurately or highlight lust, frustration even, I just think its a shame that it seems so overused. If I swear, folks KNOW they have upset me, in fact the shocked silence around me shows how much of an impact swearing can have - its a useful tool used like that, but constantly, everyday, its lost its power.

I just wondered if I was the only one around who felt put out by the fact that at least 60% of her messages contain unnecessary swearing, or if I am just being over-sensitive?

*and yes, I know I have opened the doors for a thread full of gratuitous swearing, go ahead, its too much temptation isn't it?*

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By *ansue35Couple  over a year ago

yorkshire

hi

I know what you mean.

My daughter started a new secondary school last term.

She does not swear at all.

She got picked on a lot with the other kids for not swearing and tey tried everything to make her swear.

To in the end, she would come home and say that she had spent the lunch and breaks doing home work, because the other girls did not want her to hang around as she did not swear.

But in the end she found three other kids in different classes that where the same as her not into swearing etc.

But it seems more anit-social not to swear than it is too swear.

Sue

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

http://www.fabswingers.com/forum/swingers/41755

this was just one thread posted in a similar vein yesterday xx

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham


"http://www.fabswingers.com/forum/swingers/41755

this was just one thread posted in a similar vein yesterday xx"

Not really, no, that was just about one word, within it most accepted that swearing was the norm, just that certain words were unacceptable - why should we differentiate? What makes saying "fuck" acceptable, and "cunt" not?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I can and do swear...

Not all the time but the odd word slips out but not all the time.

Sometimes the word used is appropriate and saves me smaking someone.

My dad never ever swore and he always said its a unintelligent person that does ..as they dont have the where withall to find the correct word...

ahem !!!

sorry dad.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


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why should we differentiate? What makes saying "fuck" acceptable, and "cunt" not? "

good point. personally, I like to swear and it never offends me. I don't like hearing kids swear though.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

OP: I'm with you.

My profile and forum posts do not contain swear words yet people send me messages littered with them.

I have a vocabulary vast enough to convey what I need to say without resorting to profanity. However, there ARE times when only a good fuck will do!

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By *harpDressed ManMan  over a year ago

Here occasionally, but mostly somewhere else

I swear a lot, but never around kids or my parents, and I cut down when I know it's unwelcome.

This way, I ensure that I don't waste the impact!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

My language only gets coloourful when at work dealing with certain members of staff, unless you swear at them they dont seem to listen, Its a worry when you hear children swearing though and their parents finding it very amusing that their very young child can come out with such language

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman  over a year ago

evesham

i swear dependingon who i am with and the situation etc

never ever swear round by parents - not even bloody which isnt that bad of a swear word!!

never round kids either obviously

but with my mates then yes i swear, possibly more than a lady like me should but if i know it offends whoever i am with i try to tone it down

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I spent years working in factories full of gents, and got into the habit of swearing, as it was the norm.

I am cautious not to swear in front of children and polite company.

However, at times, only certain words can express how I feel, and I feel better for using them afterwards!

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By *iewMan  over a year ago
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Angus & Findhorn

View stands up.

Hi I am View, I is a swearer.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

with you there OP, right to the point that my family don't believe I ever do swear...and yes, there's silence amongst them if they think they hear it come out my mouth.

that isn't to say i don't and I have even sworn in front of my children (it's usually related to some idiot on the road)

I don't worry about that as I know my children are going to hear swearing wherever they go and I know that if they hear it from me and learn the context in which I use it, it may teach them that it is not necessary to use all the time...I'm not naive enough to believe they will never swear

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm with you OP I don't like swearing I think it is just the lack of Vocabulary (sp) on their part. My partner use to swear a lot but I steped on it and said that if you swear the Children will do just the same and I didn't want to hear it. I don't feel the need to swear at all but when I am driving and another driver does something really stupid that could cost the life of me and my kids I do then.

My kids also know that I won't accept it in the house what they do out of my earshot that is fine.I will give you a liitle story My youngest is only 5 ok and she was playing a rhyming game with her sisters best friend who is 11. so words were going back and forward like dog fog ok The 11 year old said Truck my 5 year old went F*** no I won't write it I spun round and my daughter said sorry mummy I reenforced the ruling on what I expect and left it at that.

I don't like swearing and I will walk away when people are doing it in front of me it is that lack of manners as well.

Just my thoughts on it.

Michelle xxx

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By *he_original_poloWoman  over a year ago

a Primark shoebox in Leicester


"http://www.fabswingers.com/forum/swingers/41755

this was just one thread posted in a similar vein yesterday xx

Not really, no, that was just about one word, within it most accepted that swearing was the norm, just that certain words were unacceptable - why should we differentiate? What makes saying "fuck" acceptable, and "cunt" not? "

Personally I think "kick 'um in the cunt" is one of the funniest phrases.

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman  over a year ago

evesham


"http://www.fabswingers.com/forum/swingers/41755

this was just one thread posted in a similar vein yesterday xx

Not really, no, that was just about one word, within it most accepted that swearing was the norm, just that certain words were unacceptable - why should we differentiate? What makes saying "fuck" acceptable, and "cunt" not?

Personally I think "kick 'um in the cunt" is one of the funniest phrases."

i guess in depend on the delivery of the phrase

Someone at work once told me they were gonna kick me in the fanny

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I always find people's contributions varied and interesting.

Some have said it's okay to swear but not in front of the children.

Another said it's okay to swear as it prevents them from using violence.

The ones I find most allegiance with are the ones who recognise that we are all chameleons. There are times and groups that make it acceptable, unnaceptable , funny , threatening.

It's the intention NOT the word that matters.

I have colleagues that swear continuously. It washes over me like warm air. I have colleagues who never swear and if they did the air would freeze.

That doesn't make one of them right or the other wrong. It is just when familiar situations are altered or the unexpected happens.

To those who say ( as my dad used to ) 'Swearing shows a limited vocabulary' - I can only say that you are still 'Under your gooseberry bush' but 'Father Christmas will still find you' That was a tale designed to stop children swearing.

Far from limiting my vocabulary , profanities offer me an extended vocabulary that I enjoy from time to time. I never swear in my day to day routines. Not out loud.

I swear when I want to. I offer no apologies. As one person said they walk away when someone swears and I defend their right to act as if they have been mortally wounded. I'm with View. I will stand up and be counted as a swearer.

Quite often I find there are people who can swear without offering the slightest offence. Whilst other are just vulgar in every action and deed and their swearing exacerbates their vulgarity BUT.... it's the intention behind the words as I said earlier. I'm quite happy to sit in the company of swearers as long as they are non agressive types. There are - lets face it - non swearers who I wouldn't pass the time of day with because they can be crass , violent, agressive , boring. It's the person not the words.

Fuck is a word that has been with us since pre history. It's my guess so have all other words. They come and go in and out of fashion according to the times. It's been in fashion for Fuck to be used very openly on television for some time. Certainly in films. I can recall hearing the words fuck and twat on t.v. for the first time. I can recall taking a deep breath as it was so unusual. Hey ho it doesn't raise and eyebrow now.

Has anyone here written letters of complaint to t.v companies ? Gordon Ramsay ? Limitless comedians ? I never get the nine o clock water shed. If something is wrong it's wrong.

Can someone explain the 'not in front of the children' thing to me ? SERIOUSLY!

Why do those who don't like swearing , see it as an 'adult' passtime? If swearing is wrong it's wrong. Don't do it. People who say they swear but not in front of the children are easily accused of hypocrisy. WHY don't you swear in front of children ? How are they supposed to learn to be an adult if you don't teach them ? What kind of mixed messages are you giving ?

Wouldn't it be better to teach them the social skill of swearing when they want but not at a job inter_iew or in front of someone they need to give a good impression to ?

Why do you swear if you don't want them to ever ? Do you just assume they can swear when they are 18 cos it no longer matters ?

The whole thing makes me smile. I really do find cultural mores intersting.

What the fuck does it matter ?

Incidentally YOU do choose who to look down on whether you argue against this idea or not. You will accept bad language from some people but not from others .. Look more closely at who you object to.

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham

GrannyCrumpet, I am more or less totally with you, I don't particularly object to swearing, it is my choice not to swear, adn as you say, as long as it isn't used aggressively, swearing, for some is simply a part of their language.

As for, in front of the children etc, we all tend to watch our behaviour in front of children to a degree, but then, with their own peers, not many teenagers are going to bat an eyelid at everyone swearing.

Again though, not quite the reason for the grumble... If you swear in your everyday language, how do you then get across how angry/frustrated/upset you are when something really does go wrong? Instead of simply saying "For fucks sake, leave it alone!" when someone at work is pushing a subject with you, you need to say it in an aggressive tone, you need to add a form of violence in it to show that you are not happy with the situation/conversation you are in. For me, I simply say it in a normal tone, quietly, no aggression needed, and everyone knows its a bad day/subject/time and backs off - surely that alone is a reason to keep your swearing to a minimum?

Just by accepting swearing within our language we are stepping up the level of aggression and stress needed to diffuse a situation or to express ourselves when things are wrong, in a society where there is more than enough stress in our everyday lives, why make it so much harder to relieve that?

However... that aside, my point on here is more to do with the messages I get, folks seem to think it is ok to litter their messages with swearing, I mean, I do understand the "have a good fucking" messages and variety thereof, but the rest of the message really doesn't need to have a swear word in every sentence, surely?

Then again, everyone is here for their own hedonistic fun, the idea I believe for most of being a swinger, or even looking for casual sex, is total escapism, a time where the rest of the world can disappear, a time to be selfish and a time to enjoy, who am I to judge if someone wishes to express themselves like this within their own escape? Nope, its not a criticism, its simply a grumbling observation, and, on my part, those who send messages that seem too reliant on swearing tend not to get replied to, or perhaps a "no thank you" if I'm feeling in a good mood!

****Oh well, off to the garage to pay the bloody mechanic a fucking fortune for repairs which some bastard caused and never gave a shit whether or not any bugger was hurt! Fucking cunts in the insurance company won't give a toss either when they up my bastard insurance rates on me next year either! **** see? can you tell I'm pissed off about that? ****

Play nice all....

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By *ruitWoman  over a year ago

near kings lynn

In my job working with kids under 8 I can get fired if I swear basically as is inapropriate language and think for example if your a primary school teacher and you swear infront og the kids then they wont have a job anymore,so same applies for me.

I occasionally swear but never infront of my kids or the ones I work with.Does that make me a hypracrit(can spell it soz) then maybe yes. I would rather be called that then having parents complain to my boss that I am using unsuitable words around the kids. That to me is swearing,using sexually explicts words and gestures and racial comments and stuff like that. It is inapropriate for young kids.

I hate to hear kids swear and get very annoyed when my ex swears infront of my 9 year old son as it upsets him too. He knows it is wrong to swear. He has heard lost of swearing from kids at school and swimming lessons etc.

I do blame the parents who swear infront of their kids, as if they are swearing when kids near, then please dont complain when your kids swear!

I do dislike it being used in mail. I will swear sometime when having sex when its hitting the right spot but it is in a sexual way and my mouth spurts something out and is normally the f word.

Older kids need to learn about swearing and when it is used and when not but if the paretns wear in every sentance then the kids will do it too as that is what they hear all the time.

If I am cross/very mad at my kids or the ones I work with then I dont need to use a swear word to convey that as my voice lever and tone and face clearly shows that I am not impressed. The words coming out are always secondary and the meaning comes from the face and tone.

I have no need to say "for fucks sake leave it alone" as a poster said. I dont need to add a form of violence to it as my assertiveness is clear enough to cover what I am saying.

I have been know to say something very simple but the face and tone says way more-for methere is no need to swear.

If the only word that conveys how your feeling is a swear word then I do beleive that persons ability to express themself is lacking.

Swearing is the simple way out in my opinion. I dont need aggression in my words with a face and tone like mine lol

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By *ig badMan  over a year ago

Up North :-)

Some don't like swearing, some don't like text speech. Others dislike silhouette profiles and there are more who dislike cheaters and BBW dislikes. Lets face it we all have dislikes. What i do have to say is that if everyone put a dislike thread it would be pretty depressing. On the whole why not live n let live unless someone really raggs you.

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham


"Some don't like swearing, some don't like text speech. Others dislike silhouette profiles and there are more who dislike cheaters and BBW dislikes. Lets face it we all have dislikes. What i do have to say is that if everyone put a dislike thread it would be pretty depressing. On the whole why not live n let live unless someone really raggs you."

I haven't anywhere said no-one has the right to swear, in fact I have myself echoed exactly what you say here, albeit in slightly different words...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"http://www.fabswingers.com/forum/swingers/41755

this was just one thread posted in a similar vein yesterday xx

Not really, no, that was just about one word, within it most accepted that swearing was the norm, just that certain words were unacceptable - why should we differentiate? What makes saying "fuck" acceptable, and "cunt" not? "

You just swore, yet you stated that you hate it. If you hated it that much you would have posted: What makes the 'f' word acceptable, and the 'c' word not?

We'd all have known which words you meant but you chose to use the full length adult version.

I swear, probably a little too much if I'm honest, but I was brought up in an environment where every other word was 'fuck' or 'wanker'.

Up north, 'twat' is a huge insult, but where I'm from it carries no more significance than 'prat', 'idiot' or 'fool'. So one person's gratuitous use of swearing is simply another person's everyday language.

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By *ig badMan  over a year ago

Up North :-)


"Some don't like swearing, some don't like text speech. Others dislike silhouette profiles and there are more who dislike cheaters and BBW dislikes. Lets face it we all have dislikes. What i do have to say is that if everyone put a dislike thread it would be pretty depressing. On the whole why not live n let live unless someone really raggs you.

I haven't anywhere said no-one has the right to swear, in fact I have myself echoed exactly what you say here, albeit in slightly different words..."

Nope but you did say you personally don't like swearing and you will get a reaction which is why you i presume put the thread up. I was just commenting and looking at things from a different point of _iew.

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham


"http://www.fabswingers.com/forum/swingers/41755

this was just one thread posted in a similar vein yesterday xx

Not really, no, that was just about one word, within it most accepted that swearing was the norm, just that certain words were unacceptable - why should we differentiate? What makes saying "fuck" acceptable, and "cunt" not?

You just swore, yet you stated that you hate it. If you hated it that much you would have posted: What makes the 'f' word acceptable, and the 'c' word not?

We'd all have known which words you meant but you chose to use the full length adult version.

I swear, probably a little too much if I'm honest, but I was brought up in an environment where every other word was 'fuck' or 'wanker'.

Up north, 'twat' is a huge insult, but where I'm from it carries no more significance than 'prat', 'idiot' or 'fool'. So one person's gratuitous use of swearing is simply another person's everyday language."

LMSO... look a little firther in the thread and you will find a much better example to prove your point!

I wasn't actually saying that swearing was wrong, just that it was gratuitous and proliferate, and it was that which I hate, it just seems a shame when folks can't express themselves without using swearing, I am certainly not denying that there is a use for it!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I started a thread a day or so ago about my dislike of the word "bastard" or rather the context in which the word is used.

As someone has already said, it's the intent that makes the profanity or profanities offensive.

I swear, not a lot, but I do use the odd "naughty word", lol. A lot depends on the company that I'm in, and usually I wont swear unless someone else does first.

I rarely use the "c" word, but bollocks rolls of my tongue far too easily

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham


"Some don't like swearing, some don't like text speech. Others dislike silhouette profiles and there are more who dislike cheaters and BBW dislikes. Lets face it we all have dislikes. What i do have to say is that if everyone put a dislike thread it would be pretty depressing. On the whole why not live n let live unless someone really raggs you.

I haven't anywhere said no-one has the right to swear, in fact I have myself echoed exactly what you say here, albeit in slightly different words...

Nope but you did say you personally don't like swearing and you will get a reaction which is why you i presume put the thread up. I was just commenting and looking at things from a different point of _iew."

ALSO taken from my first post:

"As it is an adult site I fully accept I am going to come across swearing, I can totally acknowledge it has its place, I can even see how, within this site, swearing can be used to convey an emotion more accurately or highlight lust, frustration even,"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


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Can someone explain the 'not in front of the children' thing to me ? SERIOUSLY!

"

I otherwise agree with your post, Granny, but....

I don't think it's a good idea to swear in front of kids.

Growing up in my family I was taught that adults were (generaly) figures to respect. They didn't swear in front of me and I didn't swear in front of them. Obviously I swore in front of my peers, but I wasn't an adults 'peer' until I was an adult myself. I don't think that this is a bad idea to teach....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

my ex once asked a neighbour to tone down his language when he was working on his car as the kids from the area were playing nearby. The reply?

"I dont Fkg swear!."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I hate swearing relly do ....... on one here swears but the weird thing is i like it when having wild lusfull sex .weird i know but i like a man to chat diry to me now and again , lol jo

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By *emmefataleWoman  over a year ago

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By *emmefataleWoman  over a year ago

dirtybigbadsgirlville

I swear....i will continue to swear......btw my IQ aint half bad either

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham


"I swear....i will continue to swear......btw my IQ aint half bad either "

as you prove regularly in the forums

as well as proving that you are capable of NOT swearing - the children angle on things, I find most folks try to moderate their language around children, but you still find those who simply aren't capable of not swearing around, and if you bring up a child to use swearing in their everyday language, you basically limit their employability - I certainly wouldn't employ someone who couldn't control their language in front of my customers, and I am pretty positive almost everyone here would complain if the person serving them at Tescos was to say "Fucking awful weather we're having isn't it?" ... So, yes, giving children an environment in which they are taught NOT to swear is simply preparing them for the multiple situations they are likely to face in life, however, expecting them never to swear, especially when they are with their own friends and in their own group, is just as unrealistic, and probably just as damaging, because, like it or not, you will come across swearing in your everyday life.

sorry, my sentence construction has totally gone to pieces and that is a struggle to read through - sigh, been a long time since I did an IQ test!

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By *ig badMan  over a year ago

Up North :-)


"I swear....i will continue to swear......btw my IQ aint half bad either

as you prove regularly in the forums

as well as proving that you are capable of NOT swearing - the children angle on things, I find most folks try to moderate their language around children, but you still find those who simply aren't capable of not swearing around, and if you bring up a child to use swearing in their everyday language, you basically limit their employability - I certainly wouldn't employ someone who couldn't control their language in front of my customers, and I am pretty positive almost everyone here would complain if the person serving them at Tescos was to say "Fucking awful weather we're having isn't it?" ... So, yes, giving children an environment in which they are taught NOT to swear is simply preparing them for the multiple situations they are likely to face in life, however, expecting them never to swear, especially when they are with their own friends and in their own group, is just as unrealistic, and probably just as damaging, because, like it or not, you will come across swearing in your everyday life.

sorry, my sentence construction has totally gone to pieces and that is a struggle to read through - sigh, been a long time since I did an IQ test!"

I love a wind up merchant but sorry i just can't take you seriously. Its a good attempt at winding people up though

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By *emmefataleWoman  over a year ago

dirtybigbadsgirlville


"I swear....i will continue to swear......btw my IQ aint half bad either

as you prove regularly in the forums

as well as proving that you are capable of NOT swearing - the children angle on things, I find most folks try to moderate their language around children, but you still find those who simply aren't capable of not swearing around, and if you bring up a child to use swearing in their everyday language, you basically limit their employability - I certainly wouldn't employ someone who couldn't control their language in front of my customers, and I am pretty positive almost everyone here would complain if the person serving them at Tescos was to say "Fucking awful weather we're having isn't it?" ... So, yes, giving children an environment in which they are taught NOT to swear is simply preparing them for the multiple situations they are likely to face in life, however, expecting them never to swear, especially when they are with their own friends and in their own group, is just as unrealistic, and probably just as damaging, because, like it or not, you will come across swearing in your everyday life.

sorry, my sentence construction has totally gone to pieces and that is a struggle to read through - sigh, been a long time since I did an IQ test!"

sorry, but thats the biggest load of twaddle ive read on here in a long while, i have never struggled with gaining employment...also i believe that giving children a well rounded _iew of the world is more likely to set them up and prepare them for what life throws at them.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I swear....i will continue to swear......btw my IQ aint half bad either "

Cattell B?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

As kids if we ever did would get our mouths washed out with soap and water ,, lol even my gran would do this to us. So we never have or my own children have never. Its just the way we live. Nothing to do with IQ ,, in my life have cme across people very high IQ s thay swear all the time its there way. JO XXX

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By *he_original_poloWoman  over a year ago

a Primark shoebox in Leicester


"I swear....i will continue to swear......btw my IQ aint half bad either

Cattell B?"

If you grade in percentiles it doesn't matter which scoring system

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham


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sorry, but thats the biggest load of twaddle ive read on here in a long while, i have never struggled with gaining employment...also i believe that giving children a well rounded _iew of the world is more likely to set them up and prepare them for what life throws at them."

I think you read it wrong, you have simply said the same, but in different wording, I wouldn't expect you would ever find a problem getting a job, in fact my comment as to your IQ was as a compliment, your posts on the forums often show you to be an intelligent and very open minded person who is able to see the many different shades of colour in almost any subject, I can only apologise if you read it differently.

The children thing, I said also that it wound be damaging not to let them swear, as it happens in every day life... just that everyone needs to be able to NOT swear at times, which again, you seem perfectly capable of accomplishing..

Please, read it through again, I agree entirely with what you have said!

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham

I knew at the time I should have gone back and corrected the punctuation and grammar! sorry!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I swear....i will continue to swear......btw my IQ aint half bad either

Cattell B?

If you grade in percentiles it doesn't matter which scoring system "

I know!

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By *emmefataleWoman  over a year ago

dirtybigbadsgirlville


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sorry, but thats the biggest load of twaddle ive read on here in a long while, i have never struggled with gaining employment...also i believe that giving children a well rounded _iew of the world is more likely to set them up and prepare them for what life throws at them.

I think you read it wrong, you have simply said the same, but in different wording, I wouldn't expect you would ever find a problem getting a job, in fact my comment as to your IQ was as a compliment, your posts on the forums often show you to be an intelligent and very open minded person who is able to see the many different shades of colour in almost any subject, I can only apologise if you read it differently.

The children thing, I said also that it wound be damaging not to let them swear, as it happens in every day life... just that everyone needs to be able to NOT swear at times, which again, you seem perfectly capable of accomplishing..

Please, read it through again, I agree entirely with what you have said!"

I can only suggest you put on your profile that anyone swearing in initial message will be deleted.

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By *ollie_JCouple  over a year ago

London


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I rarely use the "c" word, but bollocks rolls of my tongue far too easily "

I knew that reading View and I's posts you would come around to the half pink dark side

Welcome Jack..

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By *ollie_JCouple  over a year ago

London

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham


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I can only suggest you put on your profile that anyone swearing in initial message will be deleted."

I did at one point, but found folks tend not to read through a profile anyway, so kept it simple, I just seem to have had an influx lately of messages with swearing every sentence, I am guessing its just a random chance that its happened this way, or maybe with christmas round the corner we're all finding ourselves that extra bit stressed and need to vent! myself included, and unless the swearing is actively aggressive (or again, I interpret it as such, it needn't be the writers intention, such a loss it is not to be able to use body language) I will usually answer, even if to say "no thank you" or occasionally simply replying and hoping the answer comes back in the same vein without the swearing, tends to be about 50/50 that that works with.

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By *emmefataleWoman  over a year ago

dirtybigbadsgirlville


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I can only suggest you put on your profile that anyone swearing in initial message will be deleted.

I did at one point, but found folks tend not to read through a profile anyway, so kept it simple, I just seem to have had an influx lately of messages with swearing every sentence, I am guessing its just a random chance that its happened this way, or maybe with christmas round the corner we're all finding ourselves that extra bit stressed and need to vent! myself included, and unless the swearing is actively aggressive (or again, I interpret it as such, it needn't be the writers intention, such a loss it is not to be able to use body language) I will usually answer, even if to say "no thank you" or occasionally simply replying and hoping the answer comes back in the same vein without the swearing, tends to be about 50/50 that that works with."

just tell em go fuck themselves!

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By *he_original_poloWoman  over a year ago

a Primark shoebox in Leicester


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I can only suggest you put on your profile that anyone swearing in initial message will be deleted.

I did at one point, but found folks tend not to read through a profile anyway...."

Just change the title of your profile... most read that....

"This Profile is a SWEAR FREE ZONE - or I'll delete your mother fucking shit!

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By *iewMan  over a year ago
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"

I can only suggest you put on your profile that anyone swearing in initial message will be deleted.

I did at one point, but found folks tend not to read through a profile anyway....

Just change the title of your profile... most read that....

"This Profile is a SWEAR FREE ZONE - or I'll delete your mother fucking shit!"

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By *he_original_poloWoman  over a year ago

a Primark shoebox in Leicester


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....just tell em go fuck themselves! "

Or kick 'um in the cunt.

(I am so tempeted to start a thread:

Snog, Marry or Kick 'um in the Cunt)

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


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Can someone explain the 'not in front of the children' thing to me ? SERIOUSLY!

I otherwise agree with your post, Granny, but....

I don't think it's a good idea to swear in front of kids.

Growing up in my family I was taught that adults were (generaly) figures to respect. They didn't swear in front of me and I didn't swear in front of them. Obviously I swore in front of my peers, but I wasn't an adults 'peer' until I was an adult myself. I don't think that this is a bad idea to teach...."

George. I never said it was a good idea to swear in front of kids. I was pointing out the hypocrisy of it. Children want booze cos adults have it. Children want to smoke cos it's adult. Children want to swear cos it's adult. Children want sex cos it's adult. ..... My point is it's NOT adult. I never get the term adult? Adult just basically means we can do what the fuck we like and no one can tell us not to.

I meant.....IF ..swearing is okay for YOU then it's okay for kids... It's hairbrained to say it's not.

IF swearing is wrong.... don't do it. Just don't do it.

I was pointing out the duality of it all not saying we should swear in front of kids tho I do sometimes envy the honesty of families that don't make the distinction. Those are the people who truly see nothing wrong in the words. The rest of us are hypocrites. I was in a neighbours yesterday and he swears non stop. His grandaughter came in and the swearing stopped. ? So why swear in the first place ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


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Can someone explain the 'not in front of the children' thing to me ? SERIOUSLY!

I otherwise agree with your post, Granny, but....

I don't think it's a good idea to swear in front of kids.

Growing up in my family I was taught that adults were (generaly) figures to respect. They didn't swear in front of me and I didn't swear in front of them. Obviously I swore in front of my peers, but I wasn't an adults 'peer' until I was an adult myself. I don't think that this is a bad idea to teach...."

P.S. If you didn't swear in front of adult BUT swore in front of your peers and the adults in your family didn't swear in front of you ...... hmmmmmmmmm They may as well have chucked you out for your mates to rear... You didn't really respect them but simply showed them lip service... Like the rest of us. You have accepted swearing.

This is a bloody odd world. Everyone pretending not to swear but swearing their heads off when relaxed..... tsk

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By *lexavier OP   Woman  over a year ago

north birmingham


"This is a bloody odd world."

Think that about sums it up really Granny C

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By *nothercoupleCouple  over a year ago

Exeter

Having read all of the above, I'm going to go away in short sharp jerking movents!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I dont swear in general conversation. Im not offended by people who do, its up to them. My friend cant say a sentence without the word "fucking" in it, but at work she wouldnt be allowed to swear, so even though she says she cant stop swearing, in reality she actually can.

I swear more for effect or when Im really angry. If im trying to be funny I might swear to add emphasis. When I really lose it in anger then I do swear. I wouldnt ever swear at work, or in front of very young children or strangely enough in front of old people

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