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Taylor Castillo88 said:Swearing is actually a pretty fascinating way for people to react when things get stressful. I’m not really looking to dive into the cultural side of profanity here—let's strip away the social baggage and try to look at it through a psychological lens instead. Specifically, what if we viewed it as a potential form of therapy? A way to vent all those negative emotions and release built-up tension?
So, does letting out a few choice words help you out? Do you find yourself feeling a little lighter after you swear? What’s your take on the idea that cursing can actually act as a stress reliever for the person doing the swearing?
Personally, I hardly ever do it. It doesn't really make me feel any better, and it definitely isn't going to fix whatever bad situation I've ended up in. P.S. I really hope we don't get a bunch of comments from people on this forum claiming that folks who swear a lot are somehow more intelligent; honestly, I've heard that argument way too many times before. 😁
There’s a massive difference between actually being a positive person and just putting on a fake act.
Honestly, you can spot the difference from a mile away.
I really hope that as I move through life, I end up surrounded by genuine optimists, because man, having that kind of energy around you is such a game-changer.
wiredcanyon94 said:Look, honestly, if you’re even slightly questioning things, just go ahead and swap that password right this second.
Unless you really don't care, like, if you're totally fine with that acquaintance having access to your inbox.
Ugh, thanks, I actually just went ahead and set up a whole new password...
Hey everyone, does anyone actually get how this works? I’m kind of spiraling a little bit here. So, I logged into my Gmail using a friend's laptop, and I’m pretty sure I signed out when I was done. His computer is synced up with his phone and everything, but then I went into my privacy settings and saw three different devices listed under my account activity. It shows my login from my own computer, the exact same timestamp from when I used his laptop, and then—this is the part that's freaking me out—his phone showing as being logged into my account just a minute after I finished! My big question is: is it actually possible that even though I (definitely!) signed out of his laptop, he somehow stayed logged into my account through his phone? Or am I totally misreading what's happening here? Is it something else entirely?
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