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swearing - does your dh do it in front of your kids?

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sophy · 27/02/2005 19:24

Mine does. All the time. And at them, as in 'F- off you little b---d.' Really starting to get to me.

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Cod · 27/02/2005 19:26

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golds · 27/02/2005 19:26

Don't blame you, out of order IMO

NomDePlume · 27/02/2005 19:27

No my DH doesn't

I agree with Cod, you need to tell him that it's not appropriate behaviour for a father (or any adult tbh)

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Cod · 27/02/2005 19:27

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Mosschops30 · 27/02/2005 19:28

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snafu · 27/02/2005 19:28

Totally unacceptable imo. Sorry, but I just can't understand how people can talk to their children like that.

sacha3taylor · 27/02/2005 19:30

mine might drop the odd b---dy hell, but he never swears at them, and it is normally when he is trying to fix something

Newbarnsleygirl · 27/02/2005 19:32

Dh does swear infront of dd but I do as well. We never swear at her. The other day we were saying how we should stop it because shes 17 months now and will start to pick it up.

ssd · 27/02/2005 19:32

No, if my DH swore more than "bloody hell" in front of my kids I'd go mad at him.

Cod · 27/02/2005 19:32

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ssd · 27/02/2005 19:32

No, if my DH swore more than "bloody hell" in front of my kids I'd go mad at him.

Cod · 27/02/2005 19:32

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snafu · 27/02/2005 19:33

How old are your kids, sophy?

ssd · 27/02/2005 19:33

sorry at the double typing, now I'm swearing at the computer!!

Mosschops30 · 27/02/2005 19:33

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ssd · 27/02/2005 19:33

sorry at the double typing, now I'm swearing at the computer!!

Cod · 27/02/2005 19:33

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ssd · 27/02/2005 19:34

I give up.............

Enid · 27/02/2005 19:34
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happymerryberries · 27/02/2005 19:34

Spohy, I think that is awful of your dh

We don't swear at ours, I have occasionaly sworn, 'Bloody hell' in front of them, but not at them. When this has happened I have explained that I was in the wrong

Newbarnsleygirl · 27/02/2005 19:36

My BIL's girlfriend said her sister used to use the word Parrott for some reason instead of swearing and I have to say it does work.

I hope people don't get the wrong impression of me now. I don't swear all the time. Honest.

Cod · 27/02/2005 19:36

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morningpaper · 27/02/2005 19:37

Sophy I assume you ask him not to? Does he have anger problems? I wouldn't tolerate this at all, it is really abusive language.

roisin · 27/02/2005 19:39

Last week most days we have followed down the round a young lad (about 20) picking two young children up from our school; he's swearing at them all the way home. It really is heartbreaking, and I find it pretty offensive for myself and my children to overhear, let alone to imagine what that sort of attitude does to the poor children.

I do know the children, but I don't know if he's the dad of either of them or not.

snafu · 27/02/2005 19:42

I have certainly sworn in front of ds - but I would never direct language like that at him. Have to agree with Cod - not sure I could love a man who spoke to his children like that. i know that sounds judgemental, but I just hate the idea.

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