What do you think of swearing?

This is how I view the behavior of swearing: it is your right to swear, but don’t pollute other people’s ears. Therefore, my attitude towards swearing is: it depends on the occasion.

Dirty words appear as a way to break taboos. Whatever taboos there are, there are also dirty words. The most typical swear words are excrement and sex. In the past, these were not considered swear words. Later, people had private spaces for excretion and sex, which became taboo, so they became swear words.

It is undeniable that swearing has its positive meanings, such as stimulating fight-flight reactions, emphasizing arguments, reducing pain, venting emotions, and even breaking down barriers to establish intimate relationships. However, it can also easily offend others and cause conflicts. , and even give minors a wrong value orientation.

To specifically look at it in life, we must first ask a preset premise: what is dirty? Nothing is inherently dirty, it's things that are misplaced that are dirty. Food is clean when it's in the bowl, but it's dirty when it's spilled on clothes. Soil is clean in the garden, but dirty when shaken onto the bed. There is nothing wrong with swearing in the right context, but it is dirty if used in the wrong context.

The boundary between right and wrong is actually not that clear. Instead of right and wrong, what matters is our behavior. Whether it is appropriate and appropriate in a specific environment and situation, that is the most important thing. .