Talking shit has become a pretty significant part of our society. From politicians slandering each other to win an election, to the military "breaking you down" to build you back up, seemingly every sporting event and even in familial dynamics, shit talking seems to have engrained itself into a somewhat normal way of communicating. There are even genera's of music, like battle rap, that are completely dedicated to talking shit. But as accepted as it's become, are we still aware of the danger and damage that this form of communication can cause. Today, we are diving in to our experiences and opinions of talking shit. It seems at times that shit talking is taking the place of actual affection and intimacy. Sure a smile and middle finger shown to your friend as you pass them in the hall can be somewhat funny and still get the point across of showing some affection. But is there so much discomfort in sharing your actual feelings that you need to pass them off as harsh, hoping that the other person gets the actual intent behind them? This is a big bag to unpack. 
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