Dwayne Posted February 13, 2001 Posted February 13, 2001 Hey all, you may remember my post a few weeks back about this girl I've got a thing for. I've been talking to her quite a bit, but I've noticed something. She has what i call a 'pottymouth'. She swears constantly. Tell me your thoughts on women who swear. Is it a bad thing?
Bobby Dygytul Posted February 13, 2001 Posted February 13, 2001 Just remember that if her mouth starts running and running and starts to act like its going to overflow, then to take a plunger to it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey all, you may remember my post a few weeks back about this girl I've got a thing for. I've been talking to her quite a bit, but I've noticed something. She has what i call a 'pottymouth'. She swears constantly. Tell me your thoughts on women who swear. Is it a bad thing?
Tony T Posted February 13, 2001 Posted February 13, 2001 It would be sexist for me to say that women who swear disgust me far greater more than men who do. But I will say that there is only one thing in the world that repulses me more than women who use profanity, and that is women who smoke. I don't want to sound prejudiced against women who smoke so I will also say I am equally repulsed by men who smoke. Kissing a girl who smokes is like kissing an ash tray. There are ash trays more attractive and worthy of my love than women who use profanity in between puffs on a cigarette. Now you didn't want to hear all this, did you?
sparkle Posted February 13, 2001 Posted February 13, 2001 Yuck! I don't like it when females swear either. And my guy friends cut down on their cursing out of respect when they hang out with us girls. Maybe I'm old-fashioned but I've always believed that it isn't "lady-like" at all. One time I was sitting at the mechanic's getting the oil changed when a young guy started arguing with one of the mechanics. And the mechanic remained calm even though this kid was yelling at him. When he said a string of curse words though, the mechanic grabbed him and threw him up against his car and yelled "Watch your mouth! Don't you see there's a lady in here???". The guy got scared and shut up. Meanwhile, I looked around for the "lady" until I realized he was referring to me. Ever since then I always made sure I didn't pick up that UN-ladylike habit. So to answer your question, I think it depends on the person. Some guys may not mind it while others find it rude and disgusting.
girl's view Posted February 14, 2001 Posted February 14, 2001 ..the only time i swear is when i run out of cigarettes he, he! It would be sexist for me to say that women who swear disgust me far greater more than men who do. But I will say that there is only one thing in the world that repulses me more than women who use profanity, and that is women who smoke. I don't want to sound prejudiced against women who smoke so I will also say I am equally repulsed by men who smoke. Kissing a girl who smokes is like kissing an ash tray. There are ash trays more attractive and worthy of my love than women who use profanity in between puffs on a cigarette. Now you didn't want to hear all this, did you?
girl's view Posted February 14, 2001 Posted February 14, 2001 there is nothing more off-putting than a chick who peppers her sentences with swear words. it is crass and it is so unclassy (sic?). as for guys, i personally get offended when a guy swears his head off around me. quite often though, when a man swears near me and then he realises i am there, i receive an apology. the majority of people swear if they've hurt themselves (s***e!!, f***) or if they are upset etc, but there is absolutely no reason to use is so casually in general conversation, "i'm f***ing thirsty". yeah, you get my drift... as for smoking, well, i'm a smoker, but my ex wasn't. being a non-smoker, i knew he didn't like it, so out of simple respect for him, i never smoked when we were together. he worried about my health and i'm sure the smell of it would have been a worry too. we basically compromised - i wouldn't smoke when i was around him, but when he wasn't around, i would smoke. easily solved and everyone was happy!!! i have general rules: i do not smoke at a dinner table - EVER; i do not assume i can smoke in someone's house or car(unless they are a smoker themselves and give permission); i always dispose of my cigarette butts thoughtfully i.e. bin; if i am standing near someone and i realise they are not comfortable with cigarette smoke around them, i will move. anyway, i'm getting off track.... to that end - swearing stinks (and so does smoking!!)
Fishbulb Posted February 14, 2001 Posted February 14, 2001 ..the only time i swear is when i run out of cigarettes he, he! ...the only time I smoke is when I run out of swear words hoo, hoo!
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