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Yes I cuss at meetings. Not a lot. You know an occasional 'damn' or 'shit'. But I also know that using fowl language is the sign of limited vocabulary. And
by sloaken 8y ago
Yes I cuss at meetings. Not a lot. You know an occasional 'damn' or 'shit'. But I also know that using fowl language is the sign of limited vocabulary. And thus a reflection that I am not as smart as I should be.
Kids curse a lot because of 2 reasons: 1) they are trying to get attention (usually subconsciously) 2) limited vocabulary.
Of course a lot of this has to do with volume and if the language is directed at anyone. 'You stupid sshl' Is a lot different than 'be careful of the sshls out there'. Or 'Damn that hurt' vs 'Damn you'.
- mrits 8y agoIt's not a sign of a limited vocabulary.
- paulriddle 8y agoThis is bad way to curse, I don't like it and think it is malicious to the environment because it is stifled. I mean bold loud cursing with swag, kind of like giving a motivational talk. Mumbling stuff to yourself is cringy. My definition of good cursing: if it was recorded on video and put on 4chan, would those people think that you're a boss or a lame soyboy. I don't even think that cursing is required and you're making a good point about vocabulary. I want to have rich vocabulary. But then again there are people like, for example, from the rationalist community, and they sound like a scientific paper.