Shaun KingVerified account

Research suggests that profanity not only relieves pain & stress but is hard wired to neural systems for anxiety/fear, & aggression.

accompanied by an angry vocalization, to startle and intimidate an attacker,” he says.

Many of us can certainly relate to this feeling when confronted with repeated lies&propaganda by the President and his appointees

We feel a sense of physical anger and frustration and, more often than we may admit, we let the expletives fly!

Psychologists Timothy Jay likens the use of expletives to the use of your car horn to express emotions including surprise and anger

we live in a complicated time. There is anger, bias & double standards everywhere. While I do use it often, the F-word is never necessary

But you must admit it is effective sometimes when everything else fails!

That's my fucking fabulous Senator!

Same.

I have never sworn so much in my life as I have since Nov 8.