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Trending & News and what kind of voice does or did your partner/s have? Does it matter?

No vocal fry, please, from anyone.
Please.
Other than what might be typified as a bimbo voice, which would wear on me pretty quickly, a woman's voice doesn't really matter.
Some are more appealing to me than others, and hopefully the voice matches the body, but they usually do, so that's all good.
As far as a man's voice goes, I just don't care, I guess.
Maybe if I had to work day after day with a guy whose voice grated on me, it might be a problem for me, but I'm retired.
No worries, there.
My wife's voice?
I've been married 30+ years.
Hers is not the most feminine voice I've ever heard, that's for sure.
It does match her body.
I'd like to talk about something else now, if you don't mind.
🤪
High pitched is really feminine, especially when it's soft, smooth and sensual at times. I don't mean squeaky or little girlish. Although it is cool when they have the ability to go girlish at times.
Maybe something like Kristen Bell
Or Halston Sage.
Hard to describe a voice I like. On men I like them a little deep, and other than that it's just a matter of whether or not my ears like the voice specifically. The tone and how people talk also has a lot to say.
And yes, it does matter.
And I feel bad, because I hate my own voice so much.
My childhood friend and my parents have made me very selc-conscious about it, because especially as a kid, I had a shrill voice.
I was told that once when my parents were in bed sick, they sent me over to play at my friend's house, because their heads would hurt...
And now I just.. don't like it... Whenever there's a recording I close my ears and cringe so hard.
That's just the worst. People should learn not to comment like that. It's what grows insecurities or nurtures them.
I can listen to Tom Hiddleston forever... His voice is perfection. Low, masculine, British, smooth and rolling... Yes! Also, his definition of love is great. :)
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For men, I like more of a tenor voice which goes a bit lower into chest voice when being romantic and a mellow, quiet timbre, overall. Yummy. My voice is on the higher end if the low register and I generally don’t express any vocal fry. Nor am I particularly breathy, although I do tend to get a bit breathy and squealy when I am happy or excited. No nasal in it for either me or my guy, please!
LOL at the last sentence... but yeah, I like a guy with some bass haha. I don't mind when it's not so deep but when it is, and I hear him speak, I'm turning to see who it is lol.
My voice is on the deeper side. So sometimes when people see me they assume I'm young... and then they hear my voice and they're like, "Nevermind.." 😂
A deeper voice can be really good for a woman. It’s easier to get people to listen to you, which it seems you may experience…yay, girl!!
I'd like her to have a nice fem voice but I'm also partial to a girl with a slightly deep voice, like the one laughing at the start of this song.
Yes, but I have no idea who she is.
Maybe something like this.🤣
I never knew this was Joely Richardson till i revisited this clip. She doesn't sound like this IRL🤣
It's tough to tell with a man, there is always the deep voice but I feel more comfortable with a guy that has more of a naturally higher pitched voice, feels more casual somehow
For a woman, softer gentle is nice
But it is adorable when they change their voice, lower or softer to be purposely sexy
Kind of similar, it's not really deep. I've actually heard I have a calming voice 🤔
I like them deep... urrrrgh. 😩
@DryGermanGuy hahaha ew lol
😂😂😂
love love love, love... a sultry one
moaning my name?
hmmmm...
My ex's voice was kinda deep in a feminine way.. She sounded like a deeper voiced "White" girl... And, I really liked it.. I like more in-between voices.. Really feminine, but not ditzy or light.
You have the sexiest type of voice.. Right in the middle, with that raspy sound to it too.. But also it's because I like when "Black" women sound really proper.. 😋
Moderately to deep voice. Woman's voices will turn babylike if they have been abused as children. It always makes me feel for them.
Dr Drew used to say this a lot on the talk show Loveline.
I don’t know, I guess a masculine sounding voice. As in, I definitely don’t want a fiancé or husband with hight pitched lispy effeminate voice!
Haha, it's so funny you say that. I remember seeing one of the most handsome guys ever... and then he spoke and he sounded like a 13 year old boy. I don't know why, I guess it was just his voice. He was 25 haha. I definitely agree with you though. But of course if the guy was compatible with me in all the other ways then I'd try to embrace his voice 😅
I mean I suppose if he was just the greatest guy, we were completely compatible, he was kind, sensitive, and had an amazing sense of humor, then I would also embrace it… well, maybe not embrace it, but look past it. My only question in that one specific case would be, how do I get to know all those things about him if I just can’t get past it enough to give him a first date? 😂
Right? See what I mean? 😉
@CrazyGirl2 Aw, c’mon…you’re gonna pass on Lispy? Lol
@Caroline91 I searched him up on YouTube LOL he is adorable
@Caroline91 I know, right? What kinda woman doesn't want to be married to a guy she constant ly has to tell people “YES! Of course he’s heterosexual! What kinda question is that?"
I like a guy that is loud and social. Reason being that I am the opposite of that, so it would be a great balance.
I think I like the high pitched voices most, the chipper and happy but also gentle sounding. But lower pitched isn't bad either, as long as it isn't, you know, manly levels of low. I think the one voice I can't stand is the valley girl kind.
Haha how so?
Well I have told you one or two stories haven't I 😏
this kind of voice but she in general is my type!
Men: I like a calming and soothing voice. Preferably moderate deep or there’s a sense of kindness and reassurance by the way they talk.
Woman: I like a feminine, cute voice. Not sure how to described it.
Never care about it much, smoking women can have shitty voice.
Honestly it's all about the tone of voice. I've heard the type of voice I like in English, French, Italian, and even German, which people say is harsh.
I prefer soft, sweet, and feminine. Girls that don't sound aggressive or dominant.
I like men with deep voices. I also love chill/mysterious, quiet type of voices.
I like a clear kinda deep voice with a touch of raspy - like Bob Seger. I love the way he sings.
Idek. It's never something i thought about.
I like various kinds. Cute, gentle, exotic, etc. Bonus points if she can sing.
Err, feminine, highish pitch, accented, American or Canadian is fine, with that real depth to it indicates an old soul.
My favorite was the Ukrainian woman with the cute eastern European accent.
Oksana. I dated her intermittently in 2005-2007, 2015, 2017, and 2020. The one woman I couldn't forget.
A sweet southern accent or Spanish or Italian (during sex) and speaking the dirtiest filthy smut she can think of😁. Just one guys opinion.
It definitely matters. Women with masculine or deep voices are a huge turn off.
Fair enough.
don't worry @7Phoenix7 we are in the same team here :D
On a female I like anything but squeaky and high pitched or rough and low. I don't care about a guys voice.
I'm more of a visual type. If she is my type of girl, I'll probably going to like her voice too.
Nothing too high pitched I don’t like girls with squeaky voices 😂
I'm still in love with @Levin voice :D
Thank you 😊 maybe we need another voice thread?
Get some of the mystical unheard lot in such as @CrazyGirl2 @Caroline91
@Levin What on earth do you mean by “mystical unheard lot” lol although I am flattered to be included with @CrazyGirl2
@Caroline91 Why flattered?
Err, I've just had two back to back late evenings at work so I'm fooked and have lost all ability to communicate.
Basically the sound that you both omit is a total mystery.
Crazygirl will have a very strong American accent despite trying to pull the British card...
@Levin flattered to be put in any category with @CrazyGirl2 bc she is who she is. Lol. And my inflection is California surfer girl…like ya know…surf’s up!!
@Levin Awww Thank you @Caroline91, that’s so sweet of you. Well @Levin, yes I do have an American accent, with a bit of a southern glint, not much, but a very little bit. However I learned to speak in England, so even now people will ask me where I’m from because I still have a a lot of my RP British accent. I guess it depends on whether I’m thinking about it or not. And I refuse to say banana or tomato the American way just out of principle! LOL 😆
@Caroline91 tbh that is probably my favourite accent.
@CrazyGirl2 so you're like a 'posh' American 👍
Honestly, if you analyse it a lot of words sound very weird when you compare and contrast. I don't mind tomato and banana but there's a few ones I'm like wtf, ha.
Jaguar and missile are some examples.
@Levin Yeah, “Miss-ill” I do wonder why the difference between that and “Miss-I’ll”. But Jaugar… The pronunciation difference is because when you're talking about the car, the word you're saying is not the noun form, it's the proper noun form. it's their name "JAG -YOU - ARE”. If a British woman introduced herself to you, and she said "hello my name is Joan, but it's pronounced like Joanne, I don't know why but that's just how my mom wanted it to sound, and it is my name” I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be rude and pronounced her name Joan, you'd pronounce Joanne, and while you may think if her mother wanted her to renamed "Joanne" then why did she spell it “JOAN”, but regardless, you'd pronounce it correctly. I don’t know why the are pronounced differently, and I've never cared or commented if somebody pronounced the cat the American way, but it does bother me when I hear people referring to the car in the American pronunciation because again, it's not a noun. So it's just being deliberately pronounced incorrectly..
Lotts of love, Laura. 🤗 🥰
I LOVE girly voices on women.
I like a mellow treble voice in a girl.
Me gusta la voz sexy.
For women I primarily enjoy silence.
It just causes less stress in my life that way.
LOL you know my girlfriend actually has a way of doing that too so I guess my original statement was wrong.
Dusky or intensely feminine.
Men with deep voices
It is Enough to Have a Soft Voice 😇
Normal standard voice of a woman sound.
Not too high or low
personality
Confident, not timid
Like Teddy Hamilton
I like deep
must be attractive
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