Why people use abusive languages when they are angry??

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   shwetha123posted 13 years ago

   Why people use abusive languages when they are angry??

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   cheryloneposted 13 years ago

   I don't know why everyone does it, but I usually do it without even realizing I am doing it.  I get soooooo angry that the swears and the hurting words just come out before I can censor them.  I have been trying to curb that behavior in myself, and have succeeded to some extent, but when I am really angry, well, I slip.  It's an uphill battle, but I'm winning.....

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   Sue B.posted 13 years ago

   Screaming and other responses to situations and emotions is a type of behavior.  Behavior can be adaptive (helpful) or maladaptive (not helpful) to the individual.  Behavior is reinforced and continues when it works for the individual in some way.  This article summarizes the reasons for  bad behaviors and provides alternatives. read more

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   ShawnB2011posted 13 years ago

   Every culture out there uses profanity when they get upset, its just in human nature now to swear when we get upset. Even the most clean mouthed, god serving, housewife of four will swear when upset every now and again. Just the way we are. Makes us feel good for that split second when yelling it out loud I guess. Good question, never really thought about it much. lol

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   CalebSparksposted 13 years ago

   There are three basic reasons why people resort to abusive language when angry. First, many people refuse to or do not know how to deal with their problems correctly, so they resort to foul language as an outlet.
     Second, many people resort to filthy language because they cannot come up with a logical, sensible answer to refute the opinions of others.
     Third, many people resort to abusive and foul language because they are just following the corrupt sin nature with which each one of us is born. God's Word says, "O generation of vipers, how can ye, being evil, speak good things? for out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh."    (Matt.12:34)
   Foul language is never an option for those who profess to know the Lord Jesus Christ.

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   Mr. Happyposted 13 years ago

   I think CalebSparks has the best answer.
   Many people get caught-up in the heat of the moment and not knowing how to de-escalate a situation or answer in a calm and logical manner, they try to put the other person down with personal insults.
   Of course, insulting someone does not in any way solve the matter at hand or win an argument but many people fail to realize that and try to satisfy their ego by trying to feel that they are better than another. That really never works, that is why angry people continue to be angry ...
   Angry is a state of mind - we all chose our states of mind and in the end, it is up to us how we feel: what bothers us and what does not.
   Great question - thank You.

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   geordmcposted 13 years ago

   Sometimes it is used for it's shock value. A person who is tired of not being heard will sometimes use such language to make people listen.
   When something like that is said people think "What did he say?" and THEN they actually hear what follows the foul language. Childish but the strategy works.

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   xethonxqposted 13 years ago

   Because it makes you feel powerful and in control. Shock value and the responses you get from it add to these feelings.

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   Ruchiraposted 13 years ago

   I think to get noticed 'cause if bad language not used...no one will know that you are angry over something.

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    hillymillydeeposted 13 years ago

    That's what we call lost control. Emotional tension clouds the soundness of our thinking. Like a volcano that burst without control so the tongue when  heated up with angry feeling can say whatever we want to say.

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    nemanjaboskovposted 13 years ago

    Abusive language and swearing is basically used when we have nothing better to say. When our mind lacks the right word at the right moment, it will often automatically jump to abusive language and swearing, so as to fill the void.

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    NiaLeeposted 13 years ago

    it gives them instant release of anger and stress. People are also very influenced by their upbringing and environment. We live in a society where being rude is funny or efficient for people, abuse is often a mean or a purpose. So, people feel like they establish or defend themselves by using abusive language.

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