A person's voice and attraction

[Anonymous]

Always thought I had a mediocre voice (female American) until a few years ago, 2 men and 1 woman (all non-American) said my voice was nice. Then I realised that I liked the voice of one of the men a lot and the other one not at all. Now I notice my own voice and the voice of others. It can change a lot depending on the context.

[Anonymous]

I cannot stand vocal fry.

[Anonymous]

This is actually the big reason that many big silent film movie stars did not transition to talkies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Voice is a huge part of attraction for me. Not so much accent but just tone, pitch, volume, enuncitation etc.

Yes. Same for me. I love my husband’s voice! It was one of the things I first noticed about him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Which celebrities have the best voices?

I'll start.

Man: George Clooney

Woman: Helen Mirren

James Spader
Patrick Stewart

They both sound gay.

I would say they both sound intelligent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You find foreign accents to be attractive and exotic. How unique and special. [/quote]

snicker. and, yes, let's complain about it, like anyone cares.

[Anonymous]

I really like the sound of Indian female voices. The accent is delightful and they often have wonderful ways of expressing themselves. I met an Indian woman in a context where I read her writing and saw her photo long before I heard her voice. She was gorgeous. Unfortunately she and her family moved to the USA when she was a toddler. She sounded like an American bimbo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really like the sound of Indian female voices. The accent is delightful and they often have wonderful ways of expressing themselves. I met an Indian woman in a context where I read her writing and saw her photo long before I heard her voice. She was gorgeous. Unfortunately she and her family moved to the USA when she was a toddler. She sounded like an American bimbo.

are you male or female?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is actually the big reason that many big silent film movie stars did not transition to talkies.

It’s funny, because I find the speech of the stars from the 30s and 40s to be so affected. They all have the same tone and delivery. It must have been taught.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really like the sound of Indian female voices. The accent is delightful and they often have wonderful ways of expressing themselves. I met an Indian woman in a context where I read her writing and saw her photo long before I heard her voice. She was gorgeous. Unfortunately she and her family moved to the USA when she was a toddler. She sounded like an American bimbo.

And you sound like a racist misogynist

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I dated a guy with a very deep voice, it was attractive. He was told by many people he should do voiceovers. Unfortunately he was annoying in many other aspects.

From the men I've known with deep to very deep voices they also had a big D

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really like the sound of Indian female voices. The accent is delightful and they often have wonderful ways of expressing themselves. I met an Indian woman in a context where I read her writing and saw her photo long before I heard her voice. She was gorgeous. Unfortunately she and her family moved to the USA when she was a toddler. She sounded like an American bimbo.

Kelly kapoor?

[Anonymous]

I like the military voice and cop voice (both attractive but probably have a controlling personality?)

Also like a youthful male voice (playful, fun, etc)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Always thought I had a mediocre voice (female American) until a few years ago, 2 men and 1 woman (all non-American) said my voice was nice. Then I realised that I liked the voice of one of the men a lot and the other one not at all. Now I notice my own voice and the voice of others. It can change a lot depending on the context.

Really not going for snark, just genuinely curious. Why did you, an American, spell realize with an s?

[Anonymous]

My DH grew up fully bilingual in English and Spanish. It’s strange because he sounds so different in each language. His voice deepens considerably when he speaks Spanish. I adore him but his voice in English is somewhat nasal!