How often do you swear?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Never. Sign of low class and limited vocabulary.

I heard it is a sign of intelligence.

[Anonymous]

Not often unless I'm driving.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I'm definitely swearing these days. Even started using God's name in vain lately.

[Anonymous]

Very rarely.

[Anonymous]

Often - few dozen times a day. It’s a sign of honesty.

[Anonymous]

Generally only when I play golf.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I swear constantly. I'm a Brit and it is the norm, in the UK. And I have especially trained my kids to swear, favorites being

Christ!
Feck!
Shit!
Bloody Hell!

I had a British acquaintance with a preschooler and a newborn. When the newborn wouldn't stop crying, the exasperated preschooler proclaimed "where's the f-----g dummy"? (dummy = pacifier). I loved that story.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seems like everyone is swearing more often; Being an older woman (59), my generation didn’t say it, the fact that I lived in NYC for a while I picked up “What the F__k,” “Oh, s__t. - on occasion, that’s it. Now I am swearing more often, so bad.

Your generation? Maybe your friends didn't. I'm 55 and F is my favorite word. Most of the people I know swear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rarely.

It’s disrespectful and low class, in my opinion.

You sound boring.

[Anonymous]

Well, I'm surrounded by aholes so all f@cking day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Never. Sign of low class and limited vocabulary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rarely.

It’s disrespectful and low class, in my opinion.

Not swearing is a sure sign of the socially aspirant.

[Anonymous]

I think it sounds stupid. I'm 34

[Anonymous]

Rarely. Because when I do swear, it really makes an impact then!

[Anonymous]

In my head, pretty often. Out loud, rarely.