i don't think swearing is a bad thing, depending on how or when it is done. laughing amoung friends? that's alright. shouting them at someone? that's wrong and, yes, that
is immature. however, i don't veiw swearing as completely immature. this may be because i, myself, curse. i do try and tone it down around people that i know it bothers, but i don't see much wrong with it myself. words like "damn" mean the same as "crap", do they not? in that context, shouldn't it be alright to say? "hell", when speaking religiously, is acceptable. why can't that rule apply to all?
while browsing YouTube, i came across something brilliant; a news report about six-year-old Emily Bear. her amazing talent on the piano, as well as composing, has people saying she might be the next Mozart. watching her play reminded me that i had forgotton how beautiful classical music is...and how much story is within it and how much emotion it conveys. it's truely amazing.
i don't think swearing is a bad thing, depending on how or when it is done. laughing amoung friends? that's alright. shouting them at someone? that's wrong and, yes, that is immature. however, i don't veiw swearing as completely immature. this may be because i, myself, curse. i do try and tone it down around people that i know it bothers, but i don't see much wrong with it myself. words like "damn" mean the same as "crap", do they not? in that context, shouldn't it be alright to say? "hell", when speaking religiously, is acceptable. why can't that rule apply to all?
