[quote=@NuttsnBolts]
So this something I have come across a few times, both here and in chat, but it's people with English as a non primary language. I can understand how it's difficult to learn a new language and communicate with the non native tongue, so this is me saying well done for attempting your best in order to learn a second language... however I don't like being told that I am aggressive in the way I speak as an Australian when my own accent may come through in text.

Terrible example to get the point:
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For us as Australians 'bloody' is as regular as many other swear words. We can make a sentence with nothing but swear words, and if we wanted we will say words like ratshit, rooted, cock-up and pig's arse. To us, these aren't swear words! This is normal speak.

I just wish that when some non English people talk to an English speaker, they understand that there are many different varieties and we don't all use the same mannerisms. 
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I'm not a native English speaker...

But I do make it a point to add some glorious swear words to my pathetic language dictionary.

Then use them in a way that it's funny than rude. Well, because I'm still learning.

And always will be.

(Slang is the hardest part in any languages I've mastered so far.)