The Science Of Diluting"Fuck" and Other Cuss Words With L Words
When I find I am stressed and start to use foul language more than I would like I think of L words.
Let me explain the real psychology in all of this. Usually, when one is upset, that is when one uses the F word, until it just becomes a habit, of course.
Anger is an emotion. As you become angry, your body's muscles tense up. Inside your brain, neurotransmitter chemicals known as catecholamines ("fight or flight" hormones that are released by the adrenal glands in response to stress) are released causing you to experience a sudden burst of energy lasting up to several minutes.
Now, there are not that many L words that fit angry situations. Try, and you will not find them. By the time you have tried words like ludicrous, loquacious, lobotomoyabarum, labefactation, labeorphily, labidometer, labile, labrose, and even lallation and found none of them fit, you have slowed down the emotional anger process by distraction and restructuring of thoughts in order to bring about a casual reduction in anger, or in this case, an anger response that has become a habit. Habits are seen to be routines of behavior that are repeated and tend to occur subconsciously about them. So by using this stalling technique, you force yourself to think consciously about them and change that habit.
It is basically a relaxation technique that helps to decrease your amygdala activity and the use of cognitive control techniques, which help you practice using your judgment to override your emotional reactions. And if practiced soon enough will interrupt the flow of additional brain neurotransmitters and hormones (among them adrenaline and noradrenaline) being released, which trigger a lasting state of anger arousal and physical effects like increased blood pressure and increased heart rate.
Of course, you can just as easily use other letters that have hard-to-find anger words. Oh, and if you want a negative L word, try one of these:
Anger is an emotion. As you become angry, your body's muscles tense up. Inside your brain, neurotransmitter chemicals known as catecholamines ("fight or flight" hormones that are released by the adrenal glands in response to stress) are released causing you to experience a sudden burst of energy lasting up to several minutes.
Now, there are not that many L words that fit angry situations. Try, and you will not find them. By the time you have tried words like ludicrous, loquacious, lobotomoyabarum, labefactation, labeorphily, labidometer, labile, labrose, and even lallation and found none of them fit, you have slowed down the emotional anger process by distraction and restructuring of thoughts in order to bring about a casual reduction in anger, or in this case, an anger response that has become a habit. Habits are seen to be routines of behavior that are repeated and tend to occur subconsciously about them. So by using this stalling technique, you force yourself to think consciously about them and change that habit.
It is basically a relaxation technique that helps to decrease your amygdala activity and the use of cognitive control techniques, which help you practice using your judgment to override your emotional reactions. And if practiced soon enough will interrupt the flow of additional brain neurotransmitters and hormones (among them adrenaline and noradrenaline) being released, which trigger a lasting state of anger arousal and physical effects like increased blood pressure and increased heart rate.
Of course, you can just as easily use other letters that have hard-to-find anger words. Oh, and if you want a negative L word, try one of these:
- lapidat: to pelt with stones; to kill by stoning
- larrup: to flog or thrash
- libertinage: debauchery
- lickerish: lecherous; lusty; greedy
- limaciform:slug-like
- lubricious: slippery; lewd
If you still want an L-cus word sentence, try these French terms:
lèche-moi le cul: Lick my Ass
lèche-moi le cul: Lick my Ass
or
La putain de ta race: Whore of the Race.
Enjoy
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Hmmm.
ReplyDeleteIf I say to someone (or in some situation) things like "slug-like" "to kill by stoning" or "Lick my ass" does the language really matters? :D
Nope it does not, but just adding some levity for those who still want to cuss with L words or be negative still with L words :-)
ReplyDeleteI like to use the term I learned from the Orbit - "dirty mouth" commercial....
ReplyDelete"Lint-licker"