Engagement 211 Accepting or not the use of swearing

Hello community, it is a pleasure to participate in the proposals that @galenkp that @galenkp makes every week, for me it is interesting to deal with the acceptance or not of the use of swearing, it is a topic that we must deal without prejudice with both young people and adults, to achieve an understanding.

Swearing is the act of using words considered rude or vulgar to express emotions of anger, satisfaction, satisfaction or joy. It can be considered both correct and incorrect, depending on the context, culture and prevailing social norms.

That is why I do not consider that we should take sides for one extreme or the other, I think that really the right thing to do would be to express ourselves according to the context in which we find ourselves without hurting or disrespecting others.

It may be considered inappropriate by some cultures and social norms. Using foul language may be frowned upon and frowned upon in formal situations, in the presence of children, in work environments or in interactions with people who consider this type of language offensive.

However, who has escaped at one time or another from using a bad word to express an intense emotion, either anger or joy, believes that in these cases, bad words can serve as an emotional outlet or a way to emphasize the intensity of the feelings we are experiencing.

I also think that swearing may be accepted and used more frequently in relaxed environments and between people who share a level of mutual trust. In these cases, the use of swearing may be perceived as a sign of closeness and complicity between the people involved.

It is important to know and respect the environment in which we are moving, to behave accordingly, it is essential to be respectful of others and seek to communicate effectively without resorting to offensive or vulgar words.

There are no misspoken words but words that are misinterpreted or expressed in an inappropriate context or environment.

I appreciate your reading and comments.

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I used the translator DeepL