There are a bunch of other words and behaviors that I find far more offensive than “swear words.”
into conversations whenever possible, and few things are as cathartic at the end of a long, tiring day as venting with a long string of F-bombs. I’m a nice person, butGiven my propensity for swearing , my kids are privy to a lot of colorful language. A. Lot. And being the sponges that kids are, they soak it all in — and then spit it back out.
That’s right, my kids swear. They know all the bad words and they use them, usually in context with proper enunciation. My kids have been known to shout a fewin moments of frustration. They also giggle while tossing each of their middle fingers up in the air while they flip each other off. Sure, it can get annoying in the way that kids are generally kind of annoying, but mostly I don’t mind. Swearing isn’t forbidden in our home, and I generally don’t give a shit if they curse under their breath or shout out expletives when they step on a Lego. I mean, doesn’t everybody?
Now, this might be the part where the pearl clutchers gasp and the keyboard warriors tell my why I’m the world’s worst parent and how my kids are little assholes, butAbove all, I expect my kids to obey the first rule of swearing: Know your audience and be respectful. My kids know that there is a time and place for swearing.
I also make sure my kids know that words have power, largely because of the intention behind them. There isn’t anything inherently mean about the wordActually, they’re pretty damn fun to say. But if you call someone a name or use mean language, nowIn fact, there are a bunch of other words that I find far more offensive than “swear words.” Words like
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