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It's interesting how it takes reading someone else's writing to realize how little profanity adds to the substance of a comment. You never realize it when it's
by windowshopping 3y ago
It's interesting how it takes reading someone else's writing to realize how little profanity adds to the substance of a comment. You never realize it when it's your own comment.
- helf 3y ago[dead]
- yamtaddle 3y agoIt adds the substance of communicating to me that the poster's about as fed up as I am with treating the "dickfucks" with respect. On this and several other market-regulation topics.
- kerkeslager 3y agoThat says more about the reader and their unwillingness or inability to absorb the content, than it says about the writer and their writing.
- Marsymars 3y agoI’ve found profanity can add impact when I’m a regular reader of someone who normally doesn’t use profanity and I’m familiar with their normal lack of profanity.
- ShroudedNight 3y agoI disagree, the information it communicates is visceral in nature rather than 'rational', but it provides a much broader cross-section of a person to relate to (or feel alienated from).