Whats a good age to start cursing?
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EmbraceTheDarkSide
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I'm cool with starting at 8 years old. Young enough for them to be "cool" in school for it... old enough that they know not to use it in front of grandma.
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I'd say around 120
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2-3, as it's adorable. And as Cool Aunt Amber, I get to be the teacher :drinker:0
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I think around 12. But, they shouldn't do it around parents until they move out. Controlling their language around us is good practice for the work place.0
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I vote never.0
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I vote never.
I agree on the never part.0 -
i vote for double digits, and i am only ok with SOME words .
absolute no on the F bomb ,
and time and place .
i say , if they cant hear the word on normal (not movies) tv , then its not ok ,0 -
Certainly not until they can understand that there is a time and place, and that it's not something that is appropriate for school, for example. They're *going* to do it. The more taboo it is, the more they'll be drawn to it. And yes, you can make that argument for a lot of things, but swearing is pretty harmless, let's be honest.0
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I vote never.
I agree on the never part.
I third this.0 -
why start?0
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I think around middle school...before that its funny but I don't think they have the ability to control who they say it but by middle school they should and hopefully respect people enough to know when and where it might be appropriate.0
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None, But I did it about age 12.0
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I'd say about 97 or 98 should be about the right age. Or maybe never!0
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2-3, as it's adorable. And as Cool Aunt Amber, I get to be the teacher :drinker:
When my son was four he was asking me to put in the Britney "Sprey" cd. I told him it was Britney "Spears". The the cd started and a moment later, my son says, "mommy! It isn't Britney Spears! It Britney Bit--!!". I just told him not to say what Britney says.0 -
i vote for double digits, and i am only ok with SOME words .
absolute no on the F bomb ,
and time and place .
i say , if they cant hear the word on normal (not movies) tv , then its not ok ,
I agree with this. Kids are going to curse, but hopefully they know when to keep it zipped.
I have a mouth like a sailor, but I never cursed while living at home. To this day it feels weird to say the F word in front of my dad lol.0 -
Why start?... Great arguments are lost that way...being eloquent is better0
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4 years.0
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why start?
whats wrong with having a wide selection of words in your vocabulary?0 -
I can't even get my 11 year old to read aloud the "bad" words that are in some of her books. (*kitten*, damn, hell) I don't know where she gets this. It sure as *kitten* isn't from me.0
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Usually right around the time that they tell their first racial joke.0
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12-14 is fine with me as long as its in moderation and not just to say for the sake of it. Some express feelings better than other common words. There are some words or phrases that are used by kids and adults that are way more vulgar than some curse words IMHO.0
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