uriel238,
@uriel238@lemmy.blahaj.zone avatar

Meh, I save my swears for special occasions, for when I want to make it clear shit is real.

Otherwise metaphors more plum than the violets of Persia do me fine. (That’s actually a simile.)

A_Random_Idiot,

Because its fucking rude to curse you shitheaded little twat!

<3

Critical_Insight,

Consensus? This your first day on internet or what?

xc2215x,

If it is needed I will use. Otherwise not.

ProfessorGumby,
@ProfessorGumby@midwest.social avatar

I’ve been accused of vulgarity. I say that’s bullshit. – Mel Brooks

viking,
@viking@infosec.pub avatar

I love casual profanities, fuck that.

DreamAccountant,

Because control freak dickheads think you’re being ‘uncivil’. Fuck them and the cat they rode in on.

jacktherippah,

FUCK YEAH!!!

H3wastooshort,

This is the internet. You can say “fuck”

paddirn,

I see swearing as a spice to be used sparingly in our conversations. You don’t want to overdo it, else they lose their effect, you want them there for a purpose or to accentuate a point. I’m not offended by swear words and curse pretty frequently through the day, but in written communication I try to be a bit more thoughtful with how I apply the shit.

Candelestine,

I swear a lot more irl than I do on here. A lot of a swears value is in the tone you deliver it in, that’s kinda how you communicate which variation/definition of “fuck” you’re actually using, of the huge number of possibilities. This opens up possibilities for humor, expressing subtle (or not so subtle) emotion, etc.

On here, since I lack that fine control, I tend to just revert to using it as an exclamation. And I just don’t do that often, I don’t use exclamation marks very often either.

It just lacks the same value. That’s all, really.

RanchOnPancakes,
@RanchOnPancakes@lemmy.world avatar

I don’t fucking know!

Boiglenoight,

$&@! it.

nakal, (edited )
@nakal@kbin.social avatar

I noticed my posts don't get submitted when I swear. I also don't post in this case, because sometimes you need to swear to make a point.

Auk,

There's not really much need for swearing in most comments/posts I come across on lemmy/kbin, so I'm not surprised it's uncommon.

I don't see a problem with bringing out the occasional swear word for particular emphasis or humour, but when someone can't write regular posts/comments without cursing it's pretty likely they're just a kid trying to be edgy on the internet.

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