Fuck no. Only cunts swear.

I curse in several languages...cussing and insulting someone are two different animals to me...I also think that using "curse" words while doing different things can change the mood completely...I don't overuse them, but I definitely use them...

You have to rotate your curse words or they will mean nothing.

I swear like a #@%&! pirate.

The "F" Word

Went to science museum on a rainy Sunday with friends. We went into the critter room. I am seriously not good with spiders but not bad with snakes. Grey hairy tarantula gave me the willies but no overt stress dispay. Was doing fine...Except, when I turned around & was 2 feet away from a large snake at face level, contrary to what I yelled in shock, the snake is not named "Fuck".

Fuck yes!
I work hard to limit that around my kids, but I took the advice of a friend of mine years ago, who said that she told her kids there were “grown up words”, rather than “bad” words. This precludes (I hope), the secret allure of using forbidden words by the kids themselves. The advantage of getting away from the good/bad, duality makes sense in another way because, let’s face it - fuck is a goddamn great word!

I certainly fucking do and this is my daily meditation

I don't censor myself anywhere. I don't use words as weapons to hurt another, otherwise (to me) they are just words.

After twelve years in the Navy I'm quite capable of turning people's faces red. I didn't want my kids to grow up thinking it's normal so never at home. They now though are worse than I ever was.

It depends on how f** pissed off I am LOL

I was watching something on Hulu and heard an adorable substitution for motherfucker. I admired it but did not write it down. Now I am going to have to wait until I happen to watch that show again ( no idea what it was) or until one of you tells it to me. The substitution contained no swear word, but it was abundantly clear what was meant.

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I have to be selective. Never at work (office enivornment) and not with people I am unfamiliar with. Otherwise, fuck me sideways, I swear like a trooper.

Sailors don''t curse that much. Nothing compared to teenagers.I curse liberally. English is my second language and I have no emotional connection to the "bad" words. Always looking for new ones, too.

i never say heck or what the fuckever.. but am always saying shit to get the fucking point across.

I work with children, so anytime I'm not at work.

Fuck yes, goddam, shit howdy, jebus fuck!!!

I'm tactful when it matters, but I'm pretty casual with my profanity.

I very rarely swear. So if I do, that is a surely a measure of how extraordinarily upset I am! My kids only heard me swear once growing up, when I missed a turn while driving and they were sure surprised at my language!

My most recent ex got an ear full several times over the last few years, but only in angry retort to his own swearing and name calling during our frequent spats, usually by text. Glad to have that aggravation out of my life, and back to my tame vocabulary.

I think that my job and reputation for being mild mannered contributes to my use of "nice words only" in public.

Since 1974, only use profanity in their literal, non-profane sense...

usually when referencing Fuhrer Trump the POS.

I swear all the time, the F word gets bandied about all day. Rarely use the C word though, that's for special occasions

Only swear casually around my kids. When I'm angry, I try to breath and choose my words carefully and speak then clearly and calmly. I'm more aware of casually swearing at other peoples' houses where their children are present

It depends upon the company I'm in. I greatly reduced my swearing when my kids were little, they're older now but I still tend to not swear unless I'm really upset. Although if I'm in company of people who swear regularly I'll pick it up again.