SergeyY
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In that case, when addressing you, I will use words like "idiot," "asshole," "jerk," and other even harsher terms instead of your name/nickname...
I meant not to insult the person, but to distinguish between profanity and non-profanity. It's clear that you can insult a person in any way, even without using profanity.
But saying, instead of an equivalent, "well, it's an unpleasant situation," "well, it's nonsense," "well, it's awful," "well, (censored)," and so on, in increasing order of profanity, makes no difference, but the opponent feels more sympathy and understanding.