To think saying I'm pissed off isn't swearing?

[ToughItOut]

Just that really. Not said in front of any children, but you'd have honestly thought I'd f'd and blinded the worst swear word under the sun by this woman's reaction. I've never thought of the word pissed as swearing.

It is.

Definitely swearing.

It is.

Yep, definitely is. Although not in America, weirdly.

Yes, swearing.

Yep, it is

It is, in America also.

It is a bit sweary
Not as bad as some. But definitely swearing

Yep, swearing. Saying fucking cunt arse is still swearing even if no children are present.

If my dc told me they were passed off, then I'd tell them off for swearing

100% swearing...

Yes, swearing

Sorry, OP; it's swearing!

*pissed (even my polite autocorrect changed it to passed)

How did the woman react? Context it was used please

Yes.

I never thought of that as swearing, so there you go! I've never been offended by someone saying they were a bit pissed off. Spent a lot of time in America and no one seemed to think it sweary there as everyone used it (minus the off part)!

For me it's level three swearing:

Level 1:
Cunt
Motherfucker

Level 2:
Fuck
Asshole
Dick

Level 3:
Piss / pissed
Shit

Level 4:
Bloody
Sodding
Bastard

It is swearing. Not the worst thing but definitely swearing. If you'd wanted to not swear you could have said "cheesed off" or just annoyed/frustrated etc.

Agree with the above post about levels, except bastard would be in level 3

good lord not your levels are all wrong! Shit belongs on level 2 and dick is more a level 3.

It would be level 3 for me, but I only have three levels:

Level 1:
Cunt
Gash

Level 2:
Fuck
Shit
Bastard

Level 3:
Piss
Dick
Arsehole
Bloody

Would you say it in front of a child? Or in the playground? If not, then it's a swearword.

I wouldn't think of this as swearing.
Also bloody hell, Jesus Christ etc

Yes, piss and pissed off are swearing. I wouldn't want to hear my children saying those words in front of me and I would only say them in front of select people.

Definitely swearing. Not something I'd throw into general conversation unless it was with someone I know well. And definitely not a word I'd use around children.