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Ariel Libre's avatar

I remember the first time I heard the "F" word spoken out loud. It wasn't at home, but out of the mouth of my dorm roommate in college [in the late '60's!]. I was aghast! But through the year, I got desensitized to the word and would use it, too. Fast forward over 50 years. Egads.

I actually love using the word, but only for special occasions! I actually love the idea of the "F*ck It List! Just saying it makes me laugh and I think there's a lot to be said about humor.

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dhiana sage Barnes's avatar

I appreciate this post.

I have felt triggered by hearing profanity. Cursing.

For me the frequency shifts to a different band that feels violent.

I no longer react, or don't sense it, but prefer not to be around profanity. If it is a client and we are far enough along in the journey
I might ask if there is another word that facilitates the feeling that chooses. Profanity is highly charged. Usually.

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