Swearing and Affairs

Portrait of a middle aged woman

When it comes to the subject of swearing, you’ve probably heard that it’s something best not done. In some cases, you listened to the advice of others, allowing it to go in one ear and out the other. In other cases, however, you’ve come to this conclusion on your own. When we use swear words and curse words, we’re told our behavior will offend others and even cause them to lose respect for us or form opinions of us that aren’t positive.

It’s not just your parents or grandparents that discourage swearing. George Washington wrote a letter to his troops at Valley Forge on this topic.

In the letter, he stated, “The General is sorry to be informed that the foolish and wicked practice of profane cursing and swearing, a vice is hitherto little known in our American Army is growing into fashion. He hopes that the officers will, by example as well as influence, endeavor to check it and that both they and the men will reflect that we can little hope of the blessing of Heaven on our army if we insult it by our impiety and folly. Added to this it is a vice so mean and low without any temptation that every man of sense and character detests and despises it.”

I suppose the modern American army is a far cry from Washington’s army. Things have changed. Today’s army allows swearing along with lipstick and fingernail polish

Swearing was also a problem back in the times of the Essenes. They made the astute observation that some used swearing as a way of making others think they were more serious in their commitment. They went so far as to write down “he who cannot be believed without swearing is already condemned.”

Although it’s been discouraged, the practice of swearing continues. One place it abounds is with cheaters.

They may not be swearing in the form of cuss words, instead, they swear things to you. One reader wrote concerning his cheating wife “She promised and swore that she wasn’t like my ex-wife and ex gf, just to turn out just like them.”

She was swearing things to him, but it didn’t mean much. Those who cheat are quick to put on a false face and swear they will be different because of the love they have for you. They attempt to convince you their love is genuine by putting on a show.

When a cheater resorts to swearing to make themselves believable, you’ve got a problem on your hands. They already know you can’t believe them, yet they resort to swearing as a way of making whatever they say or promise more believable. The truth is, they see you as a fool. They use the show of swearing to convince you they are serious about what they said or promised. In short, swearing allows them to get their foot further into your door before it collapses. As a result, they are more than willing to swear for your continued good graces.

Swearing doesn’t make it more believable. What does make them more believable are honesty, truth, and commitment. You must order the video “How Can I Trust You Again?“, where I show you how these qualities are what makes them trustworthy rather than swearing.

Swearing is a bad habit. It would help your marriage more if there was more honesty, trust, and truth. Swearing at each other may make the cheater sound more sincere, yet you need something solid rather than more promises.

Rather than fall for their false promises, swearing, and other ploys, download the video and start making real changes in you and your marriage.

Keeping It Real,

Jeff

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