WTF a year later

[_thetruth]

Salam
What a lovely chalange will be if a person can get rid of the swear words. I remeber up to last year having to live and mix with Irish people swearing was like using the word I am. it was virtually impossible to get rid of it. I have tried everything and nothing worked including Swear box etc.. Hamdolilah now I do not swear at all and it was very simple to do I changed the word FCK to sugar and Good Lord
I personally think it's very low to see a woman swearing

[HOUDA-K]

Originally posted by _thetruth
I personally think it's very low to see a woman swearing

Vulgar language is degrading for either women, men and the youth , NOT solely women and regardless of which language you’re speaking in

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by _thetruth
Salam
What a lovely chalange will be if a person can get rid of the swear words. I remeber up to last year having to live and mix with Irish people swearing was like using the word I am. it was virtually impossible to get rid of it. I have tried everything and nothing worked including Swear box etc.. Hamdolilah now I do not swear at all and it was very simple to do I changed the word FCK to sugar and Good Lord
I personally think it's very low to see a woman swearing

Tihad bro, give the poor girls a break They are young and carefree , besides we were probably much worse at their age

Also, you say that you stopped swearing last year. That means that you are almost 40 and have only started to "see the light" or find your Islamic manners late in life. So why judge today's young ones.

I know ur probably gonna say "that one is never to young to change, you wish someone had corrected you when u were younger etc". But the truth is is that it is easy to say that once you're older and had ur fun already

[Anisa]

Some people are such hypocrites

[Flirty-N-Feminine]

Agree with you TT when a woman use it ..it sound more absurd but its shows how some woman is more powerful than a man .The bold and blunt attitude.

[LalaMimi]

I wish I could have better control of some of the colourful words that sometimes slip out of my mouth, when speaking - I think it is a British thing, cos I couldn't swear, curse or insult in Arabic/Darija, even if it was to save my life.. just in English and it comes out like I'm exhaling so I think it is a nasty habit picked up.. like Tihad mentioned.. the Irish swear like bloody troopers.

[sweet_angel]

I never swear