In defence of swearing

In this video, Harry talks about the use of swearing or cuss words as seasoning.
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[@traceygilligan1201]

Harry, thank you for reminding me of that perspective.

[@silvercat28]

Thank you for your book(s) and videos.. My 4 year old has PDA and ADHD. You have helped our whole family, especially him. I'm trying to create the right environment for him to thrive. School isn't right. But I don't want deprive him of the socializing aspect as he loves people. Any insights on how to provide a good social environment for him would be appreciated.

[@silvercat28]

The education part is something I've taken on board and value so thank you.

[@bethanythatsme]

Abso-freaking-lutely

[@theautisticpage]

Swearing for me is a stem. I am serious. In a meltdown they help to relive the pain. If I didn't cuss the meltdown it would be worse or last longer. I was writhing that it's a stem before I heard you say it. It is a huge stim when I have any bad emotions. My emotions are on or off and good or bad. Always 1000% when they turn on. IT IS #UCKING :ELL #OD @AMMIT! And #loody #ell stuff to cus your a Brit!

[@tracirex]

yup - we make them up and we decide how offensive they are. pepperdiction.

[@tracik1277]

I love a bit of focaccia.

[@phendranaa]

Lol you're a gem :)