+ Just Chuck Posted August 29 Posted August 29 I thought this video was really interesting. I was surprised at the number of scientific studies they mention and the consistencies they found across cultures and languages. BSR and marylander1940 1 1
+ SirBillybob Posted August 29 Posted August 29 (edited) Exsssscuuuze me? O honey, I simply cannot. Voyooons donc, chéri, je t’en prie! Edited August 29 by SirBillybob
+ Just Chuck Posted August 29 Author Posted August 29 I’m 1/2-white and 1/2-American Indian. My voice is one of the parts of me that comes across as most native. I sound kind of like the actors Graham Greene or Wes Studi. I really don’t have the wider tonal range than most men. The hyper-articulation is something that I do though. I don’t trigger a lot of people’s gaydar. My LGBT+ friends are often surprised when they learn that I’m bi-/pan-. Peter Eater 1
+ sync Posted Sunday at 03:50 PM Posted Sunday at 03:50 PM I have hated the sound of my too high speaking voice from the very first time I heard a recording of it.
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