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<\/a><\/p>\nI have never been big on swearing. I feel there are many ways to get one’s point across without resorting to words that carry a negative energy like a ‘swear word’ is. Society decides what words are deemed appropriate and what energy a word carries, as do each one of us. If I feel a words means something to me, then it most certainly does. Just look at how the use of swear words have changed over the years since the advent of television.\u00a0 However the F-Word has never been one of my favourites or one\u00a0 I have used very much. I don’t have a problem with people using it, it just hasn’t really been a word of choice for me.<\/p>\n
Lately I have found myself using the F-Word a little bit more! Why is that? I wondered to myself the other day when I stopped for a moment and said “Well F$%^!” I must admit, sometimes it was with an exclamation mark, and other times it was with a big question mark, but really what was going on for me to be using this word more and more?<\/p>\n
I love this clip from Risky Business… (Be forewarned – there is the F-Word dropped a few times in the clip). For me, when I saw this clip, it was really about learning to surrender and live in the moment. I really love this part of the clip:<\/p>\n
Miles\u00a0:\u00a0<\/span>Sometimes you gotta say “What the F$%^”, make your move. Joel, every now and then, saying “What the F$%^”, brings freedom. Freedom brings opportunity, opportunity makes your future. So your parents are going out of town. You got the place all to yourself.<\/p>\n Joel Goodson\u00a0<\/a>:\u00a0<\/span>Yeah.<\/p>\n Miles\u00a0:\u00a0<\/span>What the f%^$.<\/p>\n