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This feels like a "rules for thee, not for me," take. But feel free to say what's on your mind!
I give a spoiler to a show called "Camp Camp" and if you don't want to hear something like that,
skip to 9:09 to hear the rest. :^)

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Tricia Hewitt

When I was a high school English teacher, my students and I created a 'word wall' of words that could be used in my classroom instead of fuck. I tried to teach them about how impactful language could actually be when they had a broad vocabulary. I feel like you are bored with poor language skills highlighting innate laziness...or perhaps that's just me who's bored with it 🤔

YourNightlyDesires

An issue I briefly highlighted, was some writers do not care about the characters' personalities and what may fit their vocabulary. A Christian farm woman is not going to blurt out, "FUCKING ASS BITCH," or something so crass to express whatever emotion. lol I just want to see people have fun with what they can come up with outside of profanity that was hip to say once televised restrictions were lightened.

Julianna Rios

I have watched hellva boss, and yes the language gets pretty repetive, but within the last few recent episodes have used the language for comedy, but have used it for very emotional heart breaking parts of the story it's telling which I think is better use for the language because it on an emotional level. When the charater says it in a emotional way you can really feel it.