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[Irshgrl31201]

That word doesn't bother me at all although I do have quite a potty mouth.

[child prodigy]

Ford, I use the word you use, never the other one and neither one in writing.

[AuntG]

I'm sure I use the word more than I realize. When people come to my desk and swear (not because they are mad, but just because it's a natural part of their speech) it bothers me.

[missy1]

I use it a lot. Depends what generation you are.

[SnowPink]

On 3/2/2015 AuntG said:

I'm sure I use the word more than I realize. When people come to my desk and swear (not because they are mad, but just because it's a natural part of their speech) it bothers me.

I don't like that either.

[Nancy Drew]

It depends in what company or where we are at. Some words I know when to use it and when not too.

[RainyDayGal]

On 3/2/2015 Complicated said:

My first introduction to that work was not secksual.

My first meaning of it was "stinks"

I agree. Secks doesn't even come to mind when I think of the word, it never did.

[sylviahomeatlast]

I don't use this regularly, I tend to use letters that aren't permitted here.

as a writer of some sort, I acknowledge that no words are off limits. I even read a poem by a woman poet that used the C word. That is my least favorite and I never use it. mija has language I don't say but she hates that word too--demeaning and vulgar.

[physicsnut]

I don't use it and rarely use cuss words. Just not my style. I prefer to make a point without the use of foul language.

[ROMARY]

I'm not crazy about "stinkin' good" either. The "stinkin'" cancels out the good, IMO.