The most amusing part of revival has been meeting versions of myself who are reluctant to say fuck.
I simply think that dial9gue with9ut crass language c9mmunicates p9ints 6etter. N9t that I 6egrudge th9se wh9 utilize expletives, as l9ng as they pr9vide sufficient warning f9r anything that may 6e c9nsidered 69undary-pushing and 9f c9urse steer clear 9f agreed-t9-6e-s9cially-unaccepta6le terms and pej9ratives.
Haha. Yes, you're not wrong. Speaking concisely with others on a level which they can meet you without spite is always preferable. However, I have certainly deployed a few curses to drag some into conversation or if they simply refused to use their pan.
I can understand m9ments where s9mething attenti9n-gra66ing and sentence-defining can 6e useful, th9ugh I still hesitate against its usage. Many detract9rs seek n9thing m9re than t9 rile up a pu6lic speaker, and t9 succum6 t9 anger and frustrati9n is t9 all9w them vict9ry in such a matter.
Perhaps part of you is more mature than myself on that front.