Funny, foul language is often used to express anger or emphasize a point, but eloquent language can command respect and attract their attention more effectively. It is all about choice and how we want others to see us.

When we speak, when we use words to express ourselves, we are doing in some small, imperfect way, what the Godhead did through Incarnation: we are revealing our inmost selves so that others can know us, truly and intimately! This is precisely why the use of vulgarity, profanity, or obscenity is such a big deal.

if you can’t handle people using words, because that’s all expletives are, then maybe the internet is NOT for you. So basically, it is ok for me to use “vulgar language” because I’m an adult and I talk, whether on line or in real life, just the way I see fit. Why do some p

06/09/2012 · Consider cuss words, also known as curse words, swear words, profanity, bad language, and what not to say on television. Most psychologists use taboo words, a term so nonjudgmental that it seems to pass judgment on those who would call them anything else. But however we reference them, the fact remains that they intrigue and disgust, insult and—rather …

Why Avoid Profanity in your Public Speaking. Profanity is almost everywhere. According to the American Heritage Dictionary the definition of the root of the word profane is: to treat with irreverence, to put to an improper, unworthy, or degrading use, abuse. Profanity then is defined as the use of abusive, vulgar or irreverent language.