15.2.05

So yes, the words need to be censored at times. . . Cursing just sounds way too harsh for me now. I say, when you're near or around me, talk to me as if I were the the lady I always dreamt to be.

Don't curse, it's just too much. Your image just turns into something different than what you really are. You go from the rich merchant living on London bridge to the stew house keeper[a brothelkeeper]. Not saying that you're slimy, but just not seeming of the intent to be highly respected. Especially when, in my terms, your sentences can be analyzed like so: [beep], I forgot my combination!. . . Blah blah blah, [beeeeep] [beeep]-hole!!!! Ga-[beeep] it, [beeep]!.

I mean seriously, so yes such language can spice up your meaning. But there is a limit. I can only imagine it being used in deep poems or songs with a good point, in which the anger is understandable. But when you use it in "regular" speech, you sound like a fool that wants others to see that you're not the 5th grader from down the street, you're the high schooler and have This kind of rep.

In a sense, cursing seems as demeaning as calling someone a "cracker" or "nigger" or a girl that dates 3 guys in a row a "hoe/slaught/skank/whore". ::Though I don't understand why that is when a guy does it he's officially a "pimp." It all goes to show how lowly females are still thought of.:: I say to end it, it's all just rubbish.

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