I get told I am very vulgar and curse alot whenever I do talk. I can't help it, it helps me express my emotions and allow me let out some anger. Even if it's just sentences like "the neighbor's dog won't stop barking at night, i can't sleep! Gosh!" I'll say it like this
>"the neighbor's stupid fucking dog won't shut the fuck up at night when I am trying to fucking sleep, yeah sleep just so I can wake up to this shit hole again" I was talking to a fellow robot to other day and some random girl overheard me talking and said "you it's not cute when guys swear right?"
I seriously can't help it. I feel like if I don't curse then that inner anger will just build up and I'll snap after trying hard to talk like a normie. What should I do?
I never swear
>>36909167
Cursing is my default way to communicate. conversation just seems to flow easier if I'm swearing
I curse because I have a limited vocabulary and I'm fucking stupid.
>>36909209
Same here, m8. I have to actually force such words out if I want to say them, and even then I can't get out the really bad ones.
Makes conversation just that much spicier.
> "Cute? Why would I give a fucking shit over what a rotten skank thinks is cute, you cantankerous cunt? In this dogshit world where 'cute' is barely fucking enough to mop up some of Chad's leftovers, who actually fucking cares?"
Let it out, anon. 10-20% chance that Stacy will get blown the fuck out and lick your weiner right there.
Fuck any chick that takes issue with you swearing, would she have talked to you otherwise? She's just using her woman card to get you to appease her. Appeal to vagina needs to become a fucking logical fallacy
>t. drunken sailor
>>36909167
I can't get a sentence out without "uh", "um", or "fuckin"
>>36909276
People think it's weird, but I think they are insecure or something. I really don't care how much someone swears
If I'm not swearing I stutter and say "uh" a lot because it doesn't flow right.
Don't feel bad for swearing, it's built into our subconscious. It helps get across points and acts as a pain reliever.
I swear like a sailor in private conversation, but never in public ones.