If done in a proper way, yes
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Chitchat What Do You Think of Women Who Swears a LOT?
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Unless I'm mistaken, that is the reality only in middle-class Japanese households, which is why I said I prefer to watch videos!
My Japanese collick tells me his wife controls him. Sad but true..Unless I'm mistaken, that is the reality only in middle-class Japanese households, which is why I said I prefer to watch videos!
And the middle-class is usually the largest segment of any society. Hence, it's a main stream phenomenon. Yes, I like to watch movies too (and Jap porn), to escape reality.Unless I'm mistaken, that is the reality only in middle-class Japanese households, which is why I said I prefer to watch videos!
I like those housewife seriesAnd the middle-class is usually the largest segment of any society. Hence, it's a main stream phenomenon. Yes, I like to watch movies too (and Jap porn), to escape reality.
If you search the net, you will find stuff like this below, that is, it's perfectly fine for women to swear
But I guess it's a matter of degree. If a woman swears like a truck driver, it's unacceptable. Mild swearing or justifiable swearing done in a proper way is OK
But I guess it's a matter of degree. If a woman swears like a truck driver, it's unacceptable. Mild swearing or justifiable swearing done in a proper way is OK
hanor, "eh ai-sio-kan mai?" sounds uncouth and unpolished, as opposed to "shall we fuck a few moments before I cook dinner, dear?"The hokkien variety turns me off the most whether during intimacy or otherwise
Why the F-ck Do We Swear During Sex?
We asked experts why it feels so good to say *bad* things
BY LAURA HENSLEY AND LINDSAY PINTER
JAN 25, 2018
(Illustration: Leo Tapel)
You know the feeling: you’re in the middle of a passionate hookup, and your muscles start to tense. Your breathing gets heavy as waves of pleasure pulse throughout your body. As the feeling intensifies, you may start to shake and sweat. The moment just before euphoria hits, you suddenly blurt out “holy f-ck” as you come.
Congratulations—you just swore during sex.
According to Dr. Timothy B. Jay, a psychology professor at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, shouting out profanities during an orgasm is perfectly normal. “It’s an emotional response some people emote sort of involuntarily,” he says. “Around orgasms, people might say things they’re not fully aware of, or it can be a habit that they do when they get excited.”
But why does “f-ck!” come out of our mouths when we f-ck? There isn’t one definitive answer, but experts say there’s a few reasons why.
Many of us learn to swear during sex
“Swearing is mainly the language of emotion,” Jay explains. “A lot of people use it as a way to either get out their own passion, or communicate passion to their partner.”
Unlike inborn expressions like grunting, crying and screaming, swearing is something that we learn to do as we develop, Jay says. If you were raised in a household where curse words were forbidden, you might not have learned to use them to express intense emotions, good or bad. Instead, you might use “holy cow” or “heck.” But if “shit,” “damn” and “f-ck” were words you heard growing up (or heard in movies), they’re likely a part of your lexicon as an adult. So even though cursing when you orgasm feels as natural as a moan, it’s actually a conditioned response.
“Our ability to swear is not innate,” Jay reiterates. “You have to learn how to do it.”
…But biology is at play, too
Before we blame Sex and the City reruns, it’s important to note that both sex and swearing tie into the same part our brains, says Daniel Almeida, a PhD candidate specializing in neuroscience and psychiatry at McGill University. While swearing is something we learn to do, once humans understand curse words, our instinct to drop an f-bomb comes from the same place an orgasm does.
“Research shows that swearing might involve brain structures that are not the same as regular language,” says Almeida. “Swearing is probably in a deeper part our brain known as the limbic system.”
The limbic system is the part of the brain that controls our instincts and emotions, explains Almeida. Within the limbic system is a smaller area of the brain known as the hypothalamus. When you climax, Almeida says, the hypothalamus releases endorphins. The hypothalamus (our climax control centre) is also where our instinct to swear comes from. Translation? When you reach orgasm, you might have an urge to swear. Thanks, brain.
Swearing heightens emotions
Just like an orgasm, swearing can also make you feel real good. “Swearing enhances our emotions—whatever they might be,” says Dr. Emma Byrne, author of Swearing Is Good for You. According to her research, swearing is an emotional “intensifier” humans use in both negative and positive situations—including sex.
“Swearing gives you an increased heart rate and more adrenaline courses through your nervous system,” she says. “So, if you’re feeling aroused and happy, you are going to intensify that with feeling with swearing.”
Bottom line? Swearing during sex is totes normal, and if you’re into it, you should yell f-ck from the rooftops.
We asked experts why it feels so good to say *bad* things
BY LAURA HENSLEY AND LINDSAY PINTER
JAN 25, 2018
(Illustration: Leo Tapel)
You know the feeling: you’re in the middle of a passionate hookup, and your muscles start to tense. Your breathing gets heavy as waves of pleasure pulse throughout your body. As the feeling intensifies, you may start to shake and sweat. The moment just before euphoria hits, you suddenly blurt out “holy f-ck” as you come.
Congratulations—you just swore during sex.
According to Dr. Timothy B. Jay, a psychology professor at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, shouting out profanities during an orgasm is perfectly normal. “It’s an emotional response some people emote sort of involuntarily,” he says. “Around orgasms, people might say things they’re not fully aware of, or it can be a habit that they do when they get excited.”
But why does “f-ck!” come out of our mouths when we f-ck? There isn’t one definitive answer, but experts say there’s a few reasons why.
Many of us learn to swear during sex
“Swearing is mainly the language of emotion,” Jay explains. “A lot of people use it as a way to either get out their own passion, or communicate passion to their partner.”
Unlike inborn expressions like grunting, crying and screaming, swearing is something that we learn to do as we develop, Jay says. If you were raised in a household where curse words were forbidden, you might not have learned to use them to express intense emotions, good or bad. Instead, you might use “holy cow” or “heck.” But if “shit,” “damn” and “f-ck” were words you heard growing up (or heard in movies), they’re likely a part of your lexicon as an adult. So even though cursing when you orgasm feels as natural as a moan, it’s actually a conditioned response.
“Our ability to swear is not innate,” Jay reiterates. “You have to learn how to do it.”
…But biology is at play, too
Before we blame Sex and the City reruns, it’s important to note that both sex and swearing tie into the same part our brains, says Daniel Almeida, a PhD candidate specializing in neuroscience and psychiatry at McGill University. While swearing is something we learn to do, once humans understand curse words, our instinct to drop an f-bomb comes from the same place an orgasm does.
“Research shows that swearing might involve brain structures that are not the same as regular language,” says Almeida. “Swearing is probably in a deeper part our brain known as the limbic system.”
The limbic system is the part of the brain that controls our instincts and emotions, explains Almeida. Within the limbic system is a smaller area of the brain known as the hypothalamus. When you climax, Almeida says, the hypothalamus releases endorphins. The hypothalamus (our climax control centre) is also where our instinct to swear comes from. Translation? When you reach orgasm, you might have an urge to swear. Thanks, brain.
Swearing heightens emotions
Just like an orgasm, swearing can also make you feel real good. “Swearing enhances our emotions—whatever they might be,” says Dr. Emma Byrne, author of Swearing Is Good for You. According to her research, swearing is an emotional “intensifier” humans use in both negative and positive situations—including sex.
“Swearing gives you an increased heart rate and more adrenaline courses through your nervous system,” she says. “So, if you’re feeling aroused and happy, you are going to intensify that with feeling with swearing.”
Bottom line? Swearing during sex is totes normal, and if you’re into it, you should yell f-ck from the rooftops.
But at least the women in Japanese movies, dramas, variety shows and anime have much better manners and are much more submissive and sweeter than the women in those shows from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Mainland China, South Korea and, of course, Singapore!And the middle-class is usually the largest segment of any society. Hence, it's a main stream phenomenon. Yes, I like to watch movies too (and Jap porn), to escape reality.
So unless I'm mistaken again, I suspect that the average middle-class Japanese housewife should still be at least significantly better than the average middle-class Chinese Sinkie housewife, right?
And you gained the ability to handle spicy foods from there on!When I was in kindergarten going age, whenever my parents heard me swear, they would bring me to the kitchen, and stuffed a chili padi into my mouth and asked me to bite for 15 seconds ... So I learnt my lesson...
Oh ya btw calling ccb Malaysians with ccb mouths spewing ccb lies of me is called stating facts of them not called swearing. Enough said another bye bye to this ccb thread by ccb Malaysian sons of whores repeating ccb lies of me.
Are u after Ah Lians?
sexpecially during coitus when she is not sextified yet and yells....”f*ck you! your head too big! f*ck me hard! f*ck me deeper!” and she insults with biting words to get you mad, such as “you used all your load on another woman and no more f*cking power?” the type who wants you to be super angry in bed and bang her violently.
KNN be careful of this statement KNN some ah lian will scold knnccb don't be so hard lah KNNI am fine with women who smokes, I mean smoke in a classy way, and not those Ah Lian type
Swearing, ummmm... I like it when they swear during intimacy, not otherwise.
KNN old woman who swear alot worse plus siao collectively known as cuntard KNN
No one invite you to read this thread .Somehow you got aroused by the thread title and decided to take a peep .
Same sentiment. She's damn sensitive. As if she's the only woman that swears like a sailor in this world ...
What prompted me to start this thread was the amount of obscenities that was spewed out of a menopausal woman's mouth at the kopishop when I was having my kopi o kosong yesterday.
Gosh...All the indiscriminate CCB, PCB etc were puking out of her silly mouth at her table. Shocking and disgusting.
