[ SECRET POST #3654 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3654 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

As someone who never swore growing up because my Dad didn't like it, I now have to refrain from swearing when I'm at their place because nearly EVERYONE at my work swears and it has me swearing like a sailor without conscious thought.

I felt bad because we had some students recently and I felt like they were gonna go back and be all, "And the number one thing I learned at [Hospital] was new and inventive combinations of swearwords." XD

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT Yeah it's honestly pretty easy to pick up depending on the environment you're in. In college I stopped censoring myself and that continued on into work to the point that now I really have to think about stopping myself in places where it's not acceptable.

I have a cousin who thinks I swear too much but she also works with children and she could never swear at work, I'm practically never around kids, just fellow adults who swear.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but I agree with this. I was raised in a strict Roman Catholic household, went to Catholic school, and most of my jobs have been in a customer service setting. I'm currently non-denominational, but still the only time I swear is if I'm where and with someone who doesn't mind swearing/swears themselves because NOT swearing aloud has been so ingrained in my psyche.

It boils down to: if I swear around you, you're seeing a side of me I usually keep deeply hidden and normally only comes out when writing stories (which is a reason I love writing foul-mouthed characters).