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Cussing lacks logic & maturity

Posted on July 27, 2022 by Steve Simms

ProfanityIsn’t the languageTo communicateSanity. Inserting crude references to body parts, intercourse, damnation, feces, eternal torment, etc. into a conversation seems illogical and immature. Cuss words are usually spoken from habit, anger, frustration, or insecurity, rarely from logic. The desire to … Continue reading →

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Profanity is unhealthy mental programming

Posted on January 4, 2022 by Steve Simms

Profanity programs your mind and emotions for angst and anger. Saying it and hearing it stirs up negativity. Avoiding it helps you have peace. Profanity is a sign of insecurity. Confident people don’t have a need to use forceful, vulgar … Continue reading →

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