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>Why? Obviously the only way to answer this is with personal opinion. For me, whenever I see a blog post with "why this fucking sucks" or other language I'm no
by columbo 14y ago
>Why?
Obviously the only way to answer this is with personal opinion. For me, whenever I see a blog post with "why this fucking sucks" or other language I'm not necessarily offended. However I do feel like I'm suddenly talking to a child.
Fuck, Fucking, Fuckshit etc isn't shocking or expressive anymore. It's just an indicator of inexperience.
I can't seem to get my point across so instead I'll say I can't seem to get my FUCKING point across.
- Swizec 14y agoWhen writing I often use the word "fuck" or something similar to put a certain feel on a phrase. For effect. Not because it's offensive or a cuss word per se, but because I want the phrase to make a certain sound when the reader reads it. It's a perfectly useful stylistic flourish when used appropriately. (just like deliberately using bad grammar can be ... or emoticons ... or sometimes even putting a delimiting punctuation, but not actually delimiting a sentence)