How often do you swear/in front of who?

[Lunar Glow 676]

I probably swear most by myself, only because I start cracking stupid jokes to myself that often include swearing...the second most probably with my girlfriend, but not in a mad or frustrated sense; we both heavily cuss around each other just because we’re so raw and real around each other and crack stupid jokes to each other.  Third most would probably be around friends.

I usually don’t swear in an aggravated sense, usually just more in a blunt, humorous one. Not to say I’ve sworn out of anger, though.

I would say I’m a relatively heavy swearer, but I can also go weeks without saying any swear words whatsoever, easy. It’s not so much a habit as it is expression. It’s easy to choose when I swear and when I don’t.

Edited June 23, 2018 by Lunar Glow

[Frostgage 7,975]

Never, except for situations where a word just slips out as a reaction. I don't avoid swearing for any moral reason per se, I just dislike it and view it as unnecessary the vast majority of the time.

[Catpone Cerberus 23,594]

I'm rather casual swearer, because I don't see the problem with swearing, swearwords being just that, words. I use them with my friends and parents casually, usually to describe something (and alone all the time), but I have enough sense to not curse in public too much, since I know that some people don't think like I do. 

Edited June 23, 2018 by The Cerberus

[Lord Midnight Madness 1,543]

I probably cuss much more at work with my co workers or when working on my cars. I also cuss when angry and in general conversation 

[MangoFoalix 24,956]

I only try to swear when it's around people I know and not in public. It's pretty rude to do so to people you have no idea are.

[Twiggy 2,966]

All the time on the internet. 

IRL I only swear in front of my parents and the pastor of the local church. 

[Prospekt 11,018]

I never swear at home. But stuff does occasionally slip out on bad days at work  I can get away with it because my part of the store is away from customers.

[Lord Valtasar 12,690]

swearing is part of my speech pattern by now,i don't even have to be angry or mean it in a bad way,but i completely switch it off when children are around,and on the internet since you never know if children are actually around

[King of Canterlot 9,603]

I usually swear the most when I'm around my friends and younger brother, as swearing in front of them isn't all that bad. I do swear in front of my mom, but it's not super often or nothing, and so does my brother. My mom doesn't really care at this point given our age and all. I don't swear when I'm by myself, or if I do then I do it in my head. All in all, I'm not a heavy swearer, in general my friends and brother aren't very heavy swearers either, more so casually or given the right moment. 

[Rainbow Dash 1,472]

I swear around everyone except kids...or when im in a formal setting. I can not imagine a world where i dont drop a bad word ever other sentence. One time i dropped a curse word in front of my godmotherand she responded: "Ooooh, ayy... we gotta regular Joe Pesci here!"

[Brony Number 42 10,069]

At work, with coworkers and the boss.

[Guest]

I actually don't swear in English at all. As a language practice I hardly ever swear. I've always thought if I had to swear then I wasn't smart enough to think of a more fitting word or phrase.

 

[cuteycindyhoney 13,307]

I don't swear much. I am guilty of using a self invented swear word though. If I say, drop something, I sometimes say "Oh shnoots!". It gets me weird looks sometimes.

[Meushell 52]

I’m a bit of a swearer, but I keep most of it that myself. My husband hears a lot because he doesn’t care. I don’t feel the need to censor around him. My sister makes a big deal about it. She doesn’t get mad, but she’s so highly amused by even small cuss words. “My little sister is cussing?!” Now picture that in an overexcited Pinkie Pie voice. It’s annoyingly. 

I avoid it with children or the parents at school, but it slipped out in front of another parent once. I apologized and moved on. He didn’t seem to care.

My son and father heard it the worse from me on a predicted six hour hike that turned into an eleven hour hike. I muttered to myself many times. It helped with the pain. My son was amused by it. My father was practically bragging about it later.

[Midnight Solace 5,132]

I swear to myself most of the time. Some humans take those words way too seriously.

Edited December 24, 2018 by Midnight Solace

[Kevin Tang 2,426]

I swear a lot in front of my younger brother, mainly for comedic purposes.

I don't use those words frequently in public.

I always say those words quietly in certain occasions like when I read some kinds of certain posts or some things like that.

[Cash In 22,306]

I usually swear when I'm by myself. I try not to when I'm with family, but sometimes it just slips out.

[Phosphor 11,529]

A bit, but usually only around people I know or in casual settings. I definitely avoid foul language when I'm in a professional setting.

[Lucky Bolt 35,063]

How often I swear and in front of who varies and depends a LOT. 

[DixonTheAdversary 1,632]

I usually only swear when I'm with friends or when I'm angry.

[Splashee 28,564]

I have noticed I swear much less today than 5 years ago. I don't think I need to use such heavy words to explain myself anymore, which is a good thing!

[RaraLover 10,414]

I don’t swear and instead use other words that aren’t as bad.

[Early Sunsets 2,106]

Never in front of my family. They're heavily religious and don't want to hear it.

Around my band friends from high school, it's a completely different story. I was an honorary low brass member (I played bari sax), to give you an idea of the people I used to hang out with. The low reeds section (bari and tenor saxes) was basically just the redneck version of low brass, and there was rarely ever a sentence without a swear word.

[ExplosionMare 18,062]

I swear in my head in spite of myself and at myself when I’m under high stress

[TBD 17,254]

I don't often swear in front of people but it's not like I don't at all either.