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Conversely, vulgarities drive your point across stronger (given that you aren't using them every second sentence) Compare: "the project is being late" with "the

Conversely, vulgarities drive your point across stronger (given that you aren't using them every second sentence) Compare: "the project is being late" with "the project is getting fucking late", for example. I don't really get the self-censorship though. Either don't use vulgarities, or actually use them, not this self-bowdlerising stuff.

assimpleaspossi 3y ago
Stand in front of any crowd and see how uncomfortable everyone gets as you speak like that. Vulgarities in conversation and writing show a lack of class, culture and intelligence. Often your age is showing, too, as youth seems to think it's "no big deal".
- lexicality 3y ago
  Alternatively, culture and sensitivities are changing and you're not keeping up with them.