One for the ladies....

[Jeza]

Have you ever used or been attempted to use the C word. I hate the word. Today I was sorely tempted to use it, but managed to bite my tongue, even though I made it bleed.

[jno]

I could call people much worse.

I'm scared to ask how, Nox

[joeluke]

Swearing ain't ladylike

Ladettes swear

[erin-x]

Swearing doesn't make you a "ladette", Joe.

They're only words!

[Prudie]

It's totally hypocritical of me as I eff and blind all day but I cannot use that word and I cringe when I hear it, especially from women.

[lcg]

i have used it frequently when the need arises.

[lcg]

(usually when cycling!) x

[MyBlackHen]

I am guilty of bloody, bugger, and soddit.
No way would I go further, sorry.

[EcclesCake]

I'm always amused at peoples attitude to swear words.

I used to work with someone who didn't like bad language but would often describe her grandchild as a 'little sod' or a 'cheeky bugger'.

She's isn't alone in thinking these words are mild, I find it quite baffling.

[Psybbo]

It's a word I don't use but apparently it's a useful thing

[Jeza]

Sometimes it's the only word that sums up the situation. ( Under my breath of course )

[Jemisa]

NO! I hate, hate hate the word, However I have said "C You Next Tuesday"

jem

[joeluke]

erin-x 'Swearing doesn't make you a "ladette" '

Sure don't make you a lady either

A foul-mouthed woman is a turn-off