What do you think is the main reason why when certain people talk, it's often hard to follow what they are saying, or why they speak low frequently?

[Anonymous]

Like when they say something and you often end up saying "what", "huh", and they have to ask that a few times, or they talk for a minute and people say "help me understand", things like that?

A naturally soft or weird voice that they overestimate and think people can hear them without having to modify it

Social anxiety or shyness

Social awkwardness

Too much gibberish or rambling, which could be from ADHD or Autism

Unusual speaking patterns, maybe from a communication deficiency

Rather not say

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

I have a pretty soft voice myself and it's just how I have always talked. Nothing special behind it.

New people to me might have a little bit harder time understanding me or those who have hard of hearing issues, but most times they get what I am saying. It feels like I am shouting when I speak louder. If I had to think of a reason I would imagine it's because I have great hearing and everything sounds loud.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

I talk quiet sometimes because my voice carries far and I'm never exactly sure how loud I should be.

[Anonymous]

Thinking too much

[Opinion Owner]

It distracts them from talking at the same volume

[strateguy632]

Shyness so b.