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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon

Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart?

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
over a year ago

ashford

My friend I not seen in a while along the street yesterday said to me your swearing alot! Oops x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hear it a lot where we live it’s a sign of the times

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think it's our increased levels of anxiety. I sometimes think I am swearing far too much. Sorry.....

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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon


"My friend I not seen in a while along the street yesterday said to me your swearing alot! Oops x"

That’s you told off then!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don’t swear in public but in the house and car I swear like a sailor (sorry sailors) how my child has never said a swear word I don’t know, although she did tell me to Cachau bant which means fuck off in welsh, not realising that even though I’m not fluent welsh like her, the swear words were the main things we knew in school

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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon


"I don’t swear in public but in the house and car I swear like a sailor (sorry sailors) how my child has never said a swear word I don’t know, although she did tell me to Cachau bant which means fuck off in welsh, not realising that even though I’m not fluent welsh like her, the swear words were the main things we knew in school "

I’m going to remember and use Cachau bant.

Is the ‘ch’ pronounced as in cheese, or as ‘c’ ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I do drop the odd f-bomb and I think being a woman does not mean you can’t scream, shout or swear. Growing up, I was expected to be ladylike and pure, but I do not see my upbringing as a justification now for censoring my mouth. And, do you know what, if I am totally honest, swearing is one of those things in life that I will continue to allow myself and sod what people think of me, I don't care anymore.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"I do drop the odd f-bomb and I think being a woman does not mean you can’t scream, shout or swear. Growing up, I was expected to be ladylike and pure, but I do not see my upbringing as a justification now for censoring my mouth. And, do you know what, if I am totally honest, swearing is one of those things in life that I will continue to allow myself and sod what people think of me, I don't care anymore. "

Well fucking said , couldn't agree more

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don’t swear in public but in the house and car I swear like a sailor (sorry sailors) how my child has never said a swear word I don’t know, although she did tell me to Cachau bant which means fuck off in welsh, not realising that even though I’m not fluent welsh like her, the swear words were the main things we knew in school

I’m going to remember and use Cachau bant.

Is the ‘ch’ pronounced as in cheese, or as ‘c’ ?"

The ch is pronounced like you’re hocking up a big flem ready to spit out.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don’t swear in public but in the house and car I swear like a sailor (sorry sailors) how my child has never said a swear word I don’t know, although she did tell me to Cachau bant which means fuck off in welsh, not realising that even though I’m not fluent welsh like her, the swear words were the main things we knew in school

I’m going to remember and use Cachau bant.

Is the ‘ch’ pronounced as in cheese, or as ‘c’ ?

The ch is pronounced like you’re hocking up a big flem ready to spit out. "

At least she didn't call you a ch-unt

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By *ed VoluptaWoman
over a year ago

Wirral.


"Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart? "

I swear. A lot. Not in public, though. Not because I don't want to be seen as "ladylike" by dinosaurs like you, but because I don't like to hear random foul mouthed exchanges from EITHER sex.

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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon


"Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart?

I swear. A lot. Not in public, though. Not because I don't want to be seen as "ladylike" by dinosaurs like you, but because I don't like to hear random foul mouthed exchanges from EITHER sex. "

Ouch! Dinosaur?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart?

I swear. A lot. Not in public, though. Not because I don't want to be seen as "ladylike" by dinosaurs like you, but because I don't like to hear random foul mouthed exchanges from EITHER sex.

Ouch! Dinosaur? "

A bit rude of her to call you that imo.

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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon


"Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart?

I swear. A lot. Not in public, though. Not because I don't want to be seen as "ladylike" by dinosaurs like you, but because I don't like to hear random foul mouthed exchanges from EITHER sex.

Ouch! Dinosaur?

A bit rude of her to call you that imo. "

Thank you. I thought it harsh. I commented on what / who I witnessed, if it had been a young guy then I would have called it as that.

Mind you, I swear with the best of them so not a prude, but I do mind my language in public.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I swear a lot. I work in a male dominated environment and it’s just part of the banter.

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By *alandNitaCouple
over a year ago

Scunthorpe


"Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart? "

I work in a school, it is very common amongst teenagers. Many don't seem to grow out of it for many years.

Cal

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By *obby9incherMan
over a year ago

harbury leamington spa

Cnycha bant is the real spelling lol. Iv just asked a Welsh mate. X

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By *obby9incherMan
over a year ago

harbury leamington spa


"Cnycha bant is the real spelling lol. Iv just asked a Welsh mate. X"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

i cant stand fucking swearing

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By *ifty69Man
over a year ago

north tyneside

It’s fucking ‘ lockdown syndrome ‘

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’m not a prolific swearer.

I do sometimes swear for the humour value or to express my disgust at something with someone I know well or to add more weight to a story I’m telling to a friend.

I wouldn’t swear at a stranger and certainly not in public situations when I could be overheard.

On the forum at fabswingers.com I do like to use the odd rude word as it’s the kind of place that rude words are acceptable and I like that.

Shit piss cunt.

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By *lashheartMan
over a year ago

shrewsbury

I swear occasionally, more often after a couple drinks, but feel bad if it’s in public. Guess I’m that age too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

You're an old fart.

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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago

Craggy Island


"Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart? "

Pretty much the norm.

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By *ed VoluptaWoman
over a year ago

Wirral.


"Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart?

I swear. A lot. Not in public, though. Not because I don't want to be seen as "ladylike" by dinosaurs like you, but because I don't like to hear random foul mouthed exchanges from EITHER sex.

Ouch! Dinosaur?

A bit rude of her to call you that imo.

Thank you. I thought it harsh. I commented on what / who I witnessed, if it had been a young guy then I would have called it as that.

Mind you, I swear with the best of them so not a prude, but I do mind my language in public. "

Sorry for late reply!

I called you a dinosaur as I got the vibe from your OP that it was the fact she was a smart woman swearing that troubled you. As you've now said that it's people swearing in general that bothers you, I take back my remark.

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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon


"Just heard an attractive, smart young woman in the High street talking and walking with her friend. Every other word “fuck” this, “fuck”that.

I was shocked. Is this the norm or am I simply an old fart?

I swear. A lot. Not in public, though. Not because I don't want to be seen as "ladylike" by dinosaurs like you, but because I don't like to hear random foul mouthed exchanges from EITHER sex.

Ouch! Dinosaur?

A bit rude of her to call you that imo.

Thank you. I thought it harsh. I commented on what / who I witnessed, if it had been a young guy then I would have called it as that.

Mind you, I swear with the best of them so not a prude, but I do mind my language in public.

Sorry for late reply!

I called you a dinosaur as I got the vibe from your OP that it was the fact she was a smart woman swearing that troubled you. As you've now said that it's people swearing in general that bothers you, I take back my remark. "

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By *eah BabyCouple
over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria

If I swear then you know your in trouble lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Swearing is everywhere these days I'm always at it got no filter at times but i manage not to do it around my kids and other peoples kids. Guess i don't want my kids telling me to go fuck myself you old wanker lol

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