I almost never curse online. I don’t curse at other people.
But I do curse a lot in my daily writing (to myself, not at myself). I find that some words convey just the meaning I’m trying to convey, and in a safe space, I can find a way to express what I want.
Do you curse a lot in daily life?
I swear like a trooper at Alexa sometimes, it can be very frustrating when you request a song or piece of music that is dear to you and end up getting something like Britney Spears 
There could be a time in the not so distant future where Alexa might swear back. Will she get the unplug?
I swear like a trooper, in real life and in my internal monologue, I thoroughly enjoy it, and, hey, it’s creative
But I do have a very good self-filter😱 I don’t think I cuss much in my posts on here? I don’t swear in front of children or in professional situations
Context is everything?
And there’s a big difference between random swearing and swearing at people
I’ll often yell ****ity, ****, **** when I trip over the cat, but I tell someone to **** off less often 
Haha. I’ve been sitting here for the last minute watching you edit your post. I was trying to figure out what some of the asterisks meant. As you edited more, the words became clearer. It was like fill-in-the-blank with the wrong number of spaces for a while there.
I find it defuses a situation and reduces stress resulting from an operator error or just bloody clumsiness…
I was trying very hard not to offend! So hard, in fact, the post was incomprehensible! Glad you got it in the end!
I said “********” and “****ity **** **** many times during the editing!
I go through phases of favourite swears and phrases.
At the moment I’ve pinched one of Katie Hopkins ( can’t stand her but she’s quite funny sometimes)
And anyone who doesn’t like it can Offity Piss!
Yes I swear in daily life. I shout eff off whenever ny neighbours open or slam their front doors, either side, and type up profanities in my creative writing.
Jazzi! I am surprised…
Why Foxy? I’m not the sweet old lady that people think! 
You always seem sweet and nice to me…And not that old judging by your interesting and active posts…
I call it venting.lol.
Thank you kindly sir! Spose not as old as some members but I won’t see 70 again, lol.
Fifers are known for prodigious swearing. A little tale. My pal and I were students at the time. We were walking home to out digs when a minister was catching the bus but he was just not quick enough and caught the platform while he was still being towed by the road. Big Al thought it was hilarious and could not believe that the minister wasn’t swearing profusely. The difference for me is that I just wouldn’t have either I or the minister swearing.
Cursing was basic vocabulary when i was working. Now retired, hardly ever. Besides, the wife doesn’t like it.
She certainly will not get the unplug, it’ll just have to get competitive. I’m already swotting up in anticipation 
I use the s word a lot & sometimes the f word.
Daughter & I bought an auction lot & one of the bears from the auction, they say, is called Paul, well the company never made a Paul bear, so, we have named it “Who the f*** is Paul?”. Interesting to see, when we get them, still waiting, which one he actually will be…
Hardly ever swear. I think I got it out of my system during my working days.
No. Swear words rarely come readily to my mind or my lips.
It’s not something I’ve ever got into the habit of.
I rarely heard anyone swear when I was growing up and when I left home and went away to work, I rarely heard anyone I socialised or worked with use swear words either.
To be honest, I hear more swearing on TV programmes than I ever have amongst my family, friends and acquaintances.
I know that probably makes me sound very prissy but I’m not. I grew up in a rough working-class environment - my Dad was born in a workhouse and did various jobs of manual labour throughout his life, in addition to a spell in the Navy. None of my family ever heard him swear - I’ve never heard my brothers swear either - maybe they do when they’re among other men but my Dad never did.
My Mum’s parents came from families of Coal Miners on one side and Farmers on the other - but cursing and swearing wasn’t part of her vocabulary either - although I have occasionally heard her call someone who has done something very bad a “sh1tehawk” , which used to make me giggle. I have a few of those visiting my garden and I think of that phrase when they poop all over my car as they fly over it!
