danny1649
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Do you have a close friend or family member you love who use cuss words every other word when speaking with you and others.I do, a friend I've had for 30 years if it were not for this he would be the perfect friend.I have spoken with him several times and he says I didn't know I was cussing.He does not cuss to be crude or mean I think he has done it for so long it's like a habit he can't break.Can you offer any suggestions on how to help my friend break the cussing habit.


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) then you should brainstorm ideas. If not, accept your friend for who they are. You said it yourself, he is the perfect friend except for his cursing. No one is perfect, and part of being a good friend is accepting their imperfections. If he isn't being malicious when he curses, and if he hasn't come to you in order to "help" his cursing problem, then I think that it is a shortcomming that you can overlook.
I cuss, but very rarely. My best friend knows there are a couple of cuss words that really bother me (taking the Lord's name in vain is a big no no, imo). If she gets carried away with her cussing, sometimes I'll repeat the cuss word back at her and it startles her. She doesn't cuss much around me for awhile after that.
Sometimes she tells me it bothers her how much she cusses, but she says it's a habit she can't stop. I told her that her cussing doesn't bother me as much as she might think it does. 1. It's not like she cusses around me and presents a facade towards others as being a sweet and innocent who never cusses (she'll be the first to tell you she's not sweet and innocent