How often do you use profanities?

[Wingnut 6,990]

From time to time, yes, I do drop a few f bombs and some other choice words.  But more often than not I'm not a big user of curse words.  I've been told by some of my coworkers that I swear so rarely I don't even sound right when I curse.   

[Guest]

It's pretty unavoidable NOT to throw a few bombs when you play something online. 

[Princess Derpy 672]

I do it a lot. Not on the forums so much, seeing as it's something that kind of just happens most of the time.

[An Unknown Pony. 370]

I use it when I'm very angry(close to rage to raging range)

[Castle_Cross 331]

When I'm alone, I'm always saying things like "that's not fucking fair" or "I don't give a fuck" but when I'm with friends I swear like %20 more, xD

[Peikko 56]

Every single day, multiple times a day, and sometimes in multiple languages. 

[PROJECT: Simon 3,954]

I swear a lot in school and Skype. You guys don't see me using swear words on mlpforums. You guys don't know how much i swear in Skype

[Away 2,077]

Usually when I'm really mad, although I have used it in casual conversation before. It's not a big deal as long as you only use it in appropriate settings.

[Stacks 28]

Mostly. Sometimes every second fucking word ends up being fuck. Shit if I make a bad or drop something. Bitch is a pet term reserved for only the best of friends.

[HopeTheWanderer 121]

It mostly depends on the mood I'm in.

 

I don't use profanity often, but when I do it usually much more refined, I tend to say 'shite'(instead of shit) and 'feck'(instead of...well, you know.) sometimes I will use straight profanity if enraged. Oddly enough, instead of saying 'Bullshit' I will usually say 'Humanshit'(because humans are worse than any other species, so its fitting). So I try to refrain from swearing, but I'm not above using such colorful metaphors either.

[Hypn0ticD 1,213]

Yeah, my use of profane language is a little excessive IRL, but I really don't care... I shoumd start caring, shouldn't I?

[Dewdlz 938]

Not often, but in my mind or when I'm driving, tons. I stay away from profanities here because last time I checked it's a 13+ site, even though I find staff cussing like sailors I find it odd. It's rare you'll find me cussing.

[GGG 176]

>people not wanting to use swears all the time

 

absolutely disgusting.

[catnet 9,356]

Pretty much never when I'm around other people, aside from occasionally 'sh(t' around my family. On my own, I mutter sh(t and f@ck to myself sometimes, if I'm getting pretty frustrated with something =/

 

...I can't bring myself to say the actual profanities on here... ;_;

Edited February 9, 2015 by Edwarda_Bronette

[n0body555 334]

I tend to have a bad mouth. I'm trying to break the habit, really. 

Edited February 9, 2015 by bchamp

[fabrarity 138]

i try to keep it clean, but i swear to myself a lot...

[Kings&Hooves14 616]

I rarely swear in public. At home...well, that's a pony of a different color; my language would probably make a sailor blush.

[Scrubbed user 3,416]

To actually be serious, I avoid it when it's unnecessary, which is more often than you might think.

[CandyStrike 603]

Too often for my mother's liking.

[KatonRyu 1,033]

I'm a programmer, so it's part of the job description, really. But seriously, I swear all the time for every conceivable reason. When training goes wrong, I swear, when training goes right, I swear in satisfaction. ("Fuck yes" and the like) When I'm having a horrible day, I swear. When tiny little things go wrong I'm muttering evil curses all day long.

 

There's only one curse I don't use anymore these days, which is really the swearword of choice for today's teens in the Netherlands. I'm not even saying it here, not because it offends me but because I hate the word. Let's just say, here we swear with diseases, and this one comes a bit too close for me to still use it except when I'm really foaming at the mouth already. (All the other disease-related swears I use all the time, those being 'tering', 'tyfus' and 'kolere', respectively being an archaic word for tuberculosis, typhus, and a twisted version of cholera.)

 

These days at competitions I also use 'mierda' a lot for reasons I don't even know.

[Po-Nonimous 583]

There was a time when swearing was a regular part of my language. At first, it was because everyone else was doing it and because since everyone else thought it was cool then I did, too.

 

Over the years that's changed for me. At first, I was annoyed at myself for doing it and, as time went on, I started realizing how bad and trashy it sounded coming out of my mouth.

 

Eventually I got disgusted at myself for doing it and broke myself of the habit. The way you see me talk here is the way I talk in real life.

 

Now, I'd be a liar if I told you that I never swore anymore at all. If something really infuriates me or makes me mad enough that I want to pound someone into the ground then, yeah, I'll cut loose with some real choice ear burners but only then and since that kind of thing doesn't occur to me very often it's rare.

[Hocus Pocus 636]

It depends on who I'm with. Some friends of mine and I have inside jokes and calling each other a "whiny little bitch" is pretty much a term of endearment between us.

 

However, when I'm not with that particular group, I tend to keep myself censored. I swear a lot in my mind, but not out loud. Out loud, I tend to use the word "bloody" a lot in place of swear words since I hear it's an official swear word in the UK, but not here in the US. It releases the kind of stress that swearing releases without soiling my vocabulary.... unless I ever travel to Brittan, in which case I'll probably be cussing like a bloody sailor!

Edited February 9, 2015 by Hocus Pocus

[Po-Nonimous 583]

It depends on who I'm with. Some friends of mine and I have inside jokes and calling each other a "whiny little bitch" is pretty much a term of endearment between us.

 

However, when I'm not with that particular group, I tend to keep myself censored. I swear a lot in my mind, but out loud, I tend to use the word "bloody" a lot, since I hear it's an official swear word in the UK, but not here in the US. It releases the kind of stress that swearing releases without soiling my vocabulary.... unless I ever travel to Brittan, in which case I'll probably be cussing like a bloody sailor!

 

Forgive me for this but, being an American, I never could understand how "bloody" could be a cuss word in British English.

[Lisa 5,553]

Fairly often, and I'm not ashamed of it. 

[Pineapple Bloom 511]

I never swear. Profane words make me feel uncomfortable for a number of reasons. There are many substitutes for common cuss words. I can understand people swearing when they're very angry or hurt but I think it's silly how people throw swear words around every time they speak.