Would you view "dang it" as bad language?
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Anonymous
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Just curious, coming out of the mouth of my soon to be 2nd grader. DH says he thinks it's kind of cute. I can live with it, just curious what other views are.
This is your time to be judgemental DCUM! |
Anonymous
| Not bad language. Kids have to say SOMETHING to express themselves! |
Anonymous
| Yes, our boy 3rd grade neighbor says this and I HATE it. I tell my girls it's bad and they shouldn't say it. Darn is acceptable. |
Anonymous
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Completely acceptable.
PP must be being sarcastic with the dang/darn comment. |
Anonymous
| Kind of ok. Not great, but if you don't have a specific rule, then I don't think you can hold it against him. When my DD (5) uses occasionally yucky words (poopy!! Butt!!) I just ask her to always use kind words. The words aren't bad, but we need to make sure we use them nice, and not mean. |
Anonymous
F*ck no!  JK.
Dang it's, just fine. |
Anonymous
| It makes me think of deputy dawg. |
Anonymous
| Very southern! But not bad. |
Anonymous
| Perfectly fine. |
Anonymous
| No |
Anonymous
| If your child said "dang" in front of you, and you didn't correct them, I would think less of you. I'm completely serious. |
Anonymous
I would wonder how you self-sooth, with all that pent up frustration and lack of expression. I'd assume probably prescription pills. I'm completely serious. |
Anonymous
But F&ck is unacceptable? $hit? Where is the line? |
Anonymous
| Um, no. |
Anonymous
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