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0174 - F-bombing - 2021.02.01 |
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Comment: There are plenty of changes to the English language in 150 years, and it may seem odd that "F-bombs" are still considered "foul language". I think that regardless of cultural acceptance, though, I kinda don't want "fuck" to lose all stigma. Even if it's purely arbitrary, I feel that designating certain words as "vulgar" to denote intensity or informality or rudeness can be an important part of communication. I mean, that's why we have "redundant" words in any language, isn't it? Connotation. Code-switching. It makes a big difference. I think that if "fuck" ever fully lost its stigma, we would need some new synonym for "having sex" that carries that same feeling of impropriety, rebellion, and aggression. |
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