Why I Don't Swear

Shuffle inside the high school building, you hear a lot, but I hear swearing here and there. Everyone seems to be doing this, you will never catch me by saying these words, you know, I believe the curse is wrong. (# 28) I grew up at a Christian's house, my parents did not tolerate that word. I do not dislike them. For this kind of education, I do not swear. I have not seen the reasons. Even if you do not have anything, cursing someone indicates that you do not respect respect to anyone This sentence has no meaning.

But I do not care if other people do not mind why I do not swear. I do not think that keeping the reputation of 'very beautiful man / woman' is a good reason for avoiding oaths. I mainly believe that I want to think more about how to become a believer in Jesus and I believe that what he said actually tells me how to talk to the whole world. To that language. I went to high school for a while, and "What Jesus Does" bracelet has become one thing. Consumption of Christian subculture. They are mixed there with other Christian kitsch: Jesus Fish Bumper Sticker and Cross Eraser. But the problem is legal. If I really want to follow Jesus and want to make his idea and way of life my own, I have to ask myself a question.

I am a Christian, I will not swear. I think that there are people who think that I am not a word because I am a Christian. Like I said fucking, my Sunday school teacher takes a star from my Venus map, otherwise my mom gets angry or I take off the crown jewelry I am guilty I should admit, otherwise I would be better than people and I would like to have a strict ethical principle for everyone. Then at high school, I fell in love with poetry. Poetry is not only the language but also the beauty of finding the perfect combination of words to convey your meaning. It is accurate. I am not an accurate speaker. In addition to the oaths, in addition to the forces given to them by dictionaries there are very few words that can shine, chew or shout. And I understand that swearing might be good for something.

Of course, everyone knows the same curse. As mentioned above, many developmental and social factors determine how frequently people swear. Young adults swear like men. Another problem is whether curses have increased over the years and longitudinal studies are rare, but the primary evidence suggests that the incidence of curses is relatively stable. It is noteworthy when it becomes the background of curses. The same curse can be used as a happy expression of insult, surprise surprise, or passion pain. As a social psychologist studying too many aspects of communication, I discovered that there is very little research on curses and told myself.