Whether language counts as crude or not depends greatly on the context and the situation.

I'm non-religious though at one time did 'dabble' in being Christian but found the hypocrisy too much to take, so I saw though it and abandoned it. I don't need or want to have a book of stories tell me how to life my life.

What's wrong with sarcasm? Is it not ok to be critical of others words, actions, presentation, demeanour, etc. where appropriate or is one meant to take a 'bury the head in the sand' approach?

What neat posting you wrote. Perhaps I could counter, however, that many a hars person who's kind and generous nevertheless is indeed a bit more worthy of our intention. It's not the language that is used at times that is too inappropriate but the intend

My parents saw it more as a class issue, often saying that people resort to profanity at the point when their vocabulary has failed them. They believed that to be true for both men and women.

But organized religions tend to be misogynistic, which is why I no longer belong to one. I don’t curse because I don’t need to. But I also don’t feel the need to judge women who do.

You solve a mystery, I'm jealous of your husband of having a woman a great woman. tell your husband to show you respect and not lack self-control. Don't demand more than what the husband can't provide.

Ok Steve 👏

Not really into people or books telling me or any woman how to live. Especially not some silly words.

I've met just as many graceless women who don't swear as women who scream feminity while swearing up a storm. Depends on the context and manner. Generally, equanimity is the goal.

Thank you I will do better 🤦‍♀

I like the selective use of swearing along with eloquence.I think it just adds some colour and humour. It can be overuse obviously though.

You do realise that a large number of people on SW (and everywhere else) don't rely on the "bible" to apparently live their lives....because they're (myself, included) neither christian or any other religion?

Not a religious issue.

Not even a women's only issue.

I'm not even religious, nor female and I don't use lude or crude language.

I have no problem with women who are strong and a little saucy, but to each their own

I really don't care about dainty or graceful but throwing the F bomb around too much makes a person sound ignorant to me.

My father emphasised this.

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Idk if you are serious or trolling but i agree completely so Thank you for the reminder/update. Cheers

hello

Does this apply to men too?

Good advice for men too, not just women.

Amen

Very true

So true!

Not that I disagree, but note that that letter was written by a guy who had issues with women.

Message me please

yes we should all try to be nice to each other,

I find foul language quite ugly...it diminishes those who use it

You sound fun at parties.

beautiful horse.... Yours?

And if one doesn’t follow Christianity?

But in the heat of love making it does have its uses...

Not even in times of stress..?

Very good. Now say all that to the men.

This thread and the men catfish-simping are proofs that the perfect woman to most men is a man.

I just love it.

Matthew 15:11 not what goes in that defiles but what comes out

Why would we care what the Bible says?

where in the new testament does jesus talk about purity? no hwere, its a man made obsession,like virgin mary,why are virgins so special,?

Do you not forget yourself on occasions and cuss?

So just overlook all the " begatting" and " smiting" ?

Whether you're religious or not it's very poor English....

... And when they're not?

A foul language should receive discipline they know better and there is consequences for their actions

we live in a society of heathens now sadly.

If you need to swear you've already lost the argument...

No swearing but into spanking.

Ah, the diveristy of religion.