Ever since the word C*nt was used I have been wondering about
the difference between Men and Women Swearing....and find material
on it.....
Which swear word to you feel is the King or Queen of Swear Words.....
the difference between Men and Women Swearing....and find material
on it.....
- According to a "Psychology Today" article published in July 2010, there has been an increase in the number of women using taboo language in public. In 1996, 67 percent of men, compared to 33 percent of women used profanity in public. In 2006, 55 percent of males and 45 percent of females were reported to swear in public. Relaxed standards in the media and popular culture have led to an increase in the use of profanity, across the board.
- Comedians have driven the acceptability of swear words. In 1972, George Carlin became famous for his list of "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television." Female comediennes now use profanity as often as their male counterparts. Joan Rivers was asked to leave a United Kingdom live television program in 2008 for using profanity.
Which swear word to you feel is the King or Queen of Swear Words.....