Have you ever rejected someone?

[Aakash_Hangargi]

Have you ever rejected someone because of their Voice? Like it sounding to be irritating or just not good or funny.

Like dating or choosing a partner

[MCheetah]

On rare occasions, yes. I will not date anyone who is queer/homosexual. The tragic irony in my life is, 95% of the people who have found me attractive were queer; homosexual men and bisexual women. Both are equally impossibilities when it comes to being my partner.

In fact, the two people who wrote me love letters (emails) were a gay dude obsessed with me, and a bisexual woman (to me; that's literally the same thing as a full lesbian). I politely declined both off them, telling them I was straight and not into gay people/men. But having been rejected OFTEN myself, it sucks having to do it to someone else. Had any of these people been straight monogamous women, I would've at least given them a date to show me what they got. But I've never been flirted on, by straight monogamous women before.

[NathanDavis]

that has not happened...

but I've definitely met a few people who I just talk to the less I can, is not the sound of their voice but the volume lmfao...

they always speak as if you were two streets away from them and not right in front of them lol... they can't help themselves, though, it's just a habit

[jennifer_bloom]

I never rejected a guy for his voice but I never had a guy with an ugly voice chase after me but I've had guys with accents ask me out and I turned them away for reasons other than their voice.

[LazerBean]

Yes I rejected people. No I have not rejected anyone because of their voice.

[Sevenpointfive]

i had this friend that had a cousin we would hang with. he sounded gay without trying. it was a hard life for him. i don't know why he never lowered it or anything. maybe he hit puberty at 40?

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

I am not lucky enough to get a proposal till now.

[Avicenna]

Nope