Can we stop telling kids curse words are “bad words.” There’s no good vs bad words and it causes shame to kids that use them. I plan to teach my girls that they are “strong” words that adults use and I would rather them wait until they are older. I really hate the guilt people try to force on anyone that curses.

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6 小時內	Mandy caffeinatedkindness	I taught my son that there are appropriate times and places to say curse words and inappropriate times and places.
7 小時內	Anthony Propst itsantpropst	It’s not about good words vs bad words, it’s about teaching your kids to carry themselves a certain way and use a better vocabulary than having to resort to cussing in every sentence
20 小時內	Crystal Brothers servingjoyfully	Curse words aren’t strong.
21 小時內	Scott McCain delloroso_mc	Read some books and learn alternatives. Constant cursing makes you look ignorant and uneducated. Used in very limited scope cursing can be effective for demonstrating emotion, but it should be limited in scope.
一天內	Richard Stancik lunaseaglassstudio	Maybe worrying about causing "shame" over something totally optional is the problem. There Really should be standards of right and wrong.