Women who curse

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Even if someone calls you with those words? :D

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Re: Women who curse

Not under normal situations but certain situations, such as getting cut off, a curse may come out no biggie :D

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nope.. these are like normal words to us ...whenever we cousins are together we use these words quite often...
it all depends on how used to u are to certain words around ur surroundings... i remember feeling quite uneasy for the first time when someone called me* Honey* in canada.. now its no big deal..

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Re: Women who curse

Everyone has reasons for believing what they do…
I don’t believe that what’s good for the goose is always good for the gander.

If I have expectations of the male community then I believe it fair to arm them with the tools necessary to fulfill those expectations. One of the expectations is that he will know when to use which tool (no pun intended). :cb:

As soon as I start competing with my counterpart for the ability to swear I must be willing to either receive or be exposed to his profanity. And anger is the most difficult emotion to manage. Why open up the gate to a path that I don’t ever want to walk with him? I would never want to hear profanity for me from his lips…not even in anger. Why make it okay to use those words around me at all?

I know women are strong. Even the slightest and most frail amongst us are, in a way, stronger than men because we are able to bear children. So we are definitely not delicate flowers that wilt at first touch…but setting the expectation that we must be treated that way will ensure safety and security of health and mind. Under promise and over deliver. :wink:
That’s what I want for my daughter.

You may term this “bollywoodesque” or whatever. To each his/her own.

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Re: Women who curse

grow up kids

swearing is cool