Do your parents use bad words?

[Farore's Chosen]

Yes. Though they were a lot less likely to let the "heavier" cuss words fly out of their mouth. My step dad cussed more. I don't remember my mom cussing very often.

 

[twilitfalchion]

My folks've never been ones to use it often, though my dad was more likely to than my mom. Both usually when they're upset.

They have gotten a bit more lax now that I'm older though.

 

[Dio]

My Dad does occasionally. My mum is no longer with us but she never really swore. I wasn't raised to swear and I still would never be comfortable swearing in front of my parents.

 

[Ragnarokio]

my dad swears very rarely and i'm not sure i ever heard him swear growing up. My mom swore more frequently when i was young, generally accidently and she always apologized after. When we were older she stopped avoiding swearing and swore relatively frequently.

 

[Mikey the Moblin]

my dad swears all the time and probably was actually helpful for me because it helped me learn what was and wasn't a swear so I could know what not to say myself, especially because I read a lot as a kid and saw interjections that were sometimes real words and sometimes not, but how would I have known?
Being raised LDS meant we were taught to keep our language clean as often as we could
I can count the number of swears I've said in my life on one hand, and remember basically every unique instance of every swear I've ever used (all of the verbal ones were accidental)
I've never felt the need to use a swear. I like expressing myself accurately when I can and I see swears as the exact opposite of accurate expressions
I've heard all of my siblings use swear words, some of them regularly, some not
but I haven't ever
I'm a bit more lenient with typing and sometimes I'll type a "f***" or something just to indicate the swear that someone else used

I use screw, freakin, and bull/crap regularly which some people might say are basically the same as swearing

 

[Ragnarokio]

I've never felt the need to use a swear. I like expressing myself accurately when I can and I see swears as the exact opposite of accurate

do you use any exclamations?

 

[ZeldaFanatic64]

All the time. They usually use Quebec curses (at least in my dad and step-mom's case), but they'll also use English profanity often. Despite that, they try to get my brothers and I to not swear and don't want us making it a habit (kind of hard when they're dropping curses on the daily...)

 

[Ragnarokio]

All the time. They usually use Quebec curses (at least in my dad and step-mom's case), but they'll also use English profanity often. Despite that, they try to get my brothers and I to not swear and don't want us making it a habit (kind of hard when they're dropping curses on the daily...)

that they can't stop despite apparently wanting to should be a good warning

 

[ZeldaFanatic64]

that they can't stop despite apparently wanting to should be a good warning

I might've worded my post weirdly, sorry! I don't think my parents have any plans on curving their swearing habits ever, but they want to make sure my brothers and I don't swear, or (at the very least) as much as they do.

 

[A Link In Time]

All the time. My parents frequently swore in the house growing up. I swear much less than my parents. Only every few days or so.

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

My dad never swears, my mom does sometimes. She tries not to swear partly to set a good example but mostly because I yell at her everytime she does. Since I'm not allowed to swear, neither is she lol. I don't swear, since I grew up not swearing or being around it much.

(Also after typing it so many times I'm realizing how weird the word swear is. Swear. Swore. Weird.)

 

[Ganondorf]

Yeah, whole family did all the time, yet somehow it's lessened many years later. I was expected to never mimic them or say the words, despite them being a constant growing up, so for a time I never did & was seen as unusual as a teenager. I only really picked it up badly after living by myself. Now I'm a sailor.