how often do you curse in real life?

[Fawfulthegreat64]

It depends on who's nearby. I try to avoid swearing around my mom because she gets triggered, and at school because I don't want to get in trouble. If I'm alone (or with someone who clearly doesn't care) then I swear somewhat often.

I used to avoid it like the plague at all times back in high school (I was even one of those kids that would go OOOOOO YOU SAID A BAAAAD WORD IM TELLING), but I think the moment I really stopped caring as much was when I got into an argument with a girl at TLS in 2013, I was having a bad day and she started criticizing me for some minor grievance, it was just kind of the straw that broke the camel's back, and I snapped, went off the deep end and shouted some... unflattering things. I regret the things I said that day, but I think that was the moment my "squeaky clean" vocabulary went away.

There's some words I still won't say, like the "N" word, because they are slurs, and there's one word (the R word that is directed towards mentally challenged people) that I used to say all the time as a kid (because my stepmom taught me it wasn't offensive) that I no longer use because I know now that she wasn't exactly a role model in that regard and in my eyes that word is indeed a slur.

 

[Kerrigan]

The only thing I ever say in real life is hell, and that's only when I'm alone, talking to my boyfriend, or under my breath.

 

[Boo Diddly]

I'm the captain of sailors when it comes to swearing. Although it's usually when nobody is around or when I'm online.

 

[Super Segale]

I curse dolphin noises like Sponge and Pat.

 

[Shyghoul]

typically i only cast curses upon those who assault me first, though i try not to do anything worse than the Imperio curse

 

[Princess Céline]

I cursed quite a bit when I was younger, though not anymore

 

[Occasionally Returns]

I swear too much. I had to apologize to a professor for swearing at the fact that I couldn't find something when I went back to a room that I thought I might have left something in.