Is there someone who has a voice which drives you crazy? :D
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Is there someone who has a voice which drives you crazy?
In a good way or a bad way
I knew this one guy, who was actually very good looking but who I wasn't really attracted to because of the way he presented himself.
Unless he was speaking.
He had the kind of baritone voice you just wanted to drag into bed.
I have also known people whose voices, and more specifically the way they used them, made me cringe, and who I (sadly, perhaps shallowly) avoided because of this.
Funny you mention this. When i was younger, people would compliment me on my voice, especially over the phone. I remember this one guy was so hung up on my voice, that we had a "phone" relationship for a few weeks. Never even met the guy. I broke it off eventually because i was getting too attached and we were just not "connecting."
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Funny you mention this (lol). When i was younger, people would compliment me on my voice, especially over the phone. I remember this one guy was so hung up on my voice, that we had a "phone" relationship for a few weeks. Never even met the guy.
yeah. I tended to attract girls who loved male roles that talk. namely professors.
hot for teacher.
A deep, authoritative voice can be very attractive.
On the other hand, someone's voice which is too high or screeches can be difficult to listen to.
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agreed on both counts! my cousin has the most squeaky, high pitched female voice I have ever heard in my life, and it is something of a wonder to listen to her, I keep expecting the windows to shatter or somebody's glasses to crack from the impact. lol
deep soothing voices are quite lovely.. although even they can grate on you after a while, because i tend to assume it reflects a lack of caring (which is unfair i guess). a little variation in one's tone is nice to hear.
Yeah, we do tend to perceive people differently depending on the tone of their voice - which someone else mentioned. Deep soothing, calming voices are nice to listen to.
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Shai Gar
I can't remember his name. He's an american comedian who just isn't funny. Other than his face, voice and mannerisms I happily seem to have forgotten him completely.
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A good voice can get me enthused almost as much as a good piece of music. Here are a few of my favorites:
Hugo Weaving
[youtube]chqi8m4CEEY[/youtube]
Morgan Freeman
[youtube]KtwXlIwozog[/youtube]
Christopher Hitchens
[youtube]TRhczvtmbWE&feature=related[/youtube]
Cate Blanchett
[youtube]IixNs_qlS6k[/youtube]
James Earl Jones
[youtube]RAJgnUix2kI&feature=channel[/youtube]
Hugo Weaving
[youtube]chqi8m4CEEY[/youtube]
Morgan Freeman
[youtube]KtwXlIwozog[/youtube]
Christopher Hitchens
[youtube]TRhczvtmbWE&feature=related[/youtube]
Cate Blanchett
[youtube]IixNs_qlS6k[/youtube]
James Earl Jones
[youtube]RAJgnUix2kI&feature=channel[/youtube]
Yus, of that Blonde speaker about religion's methods of controlling a people, it makes you sound all the more intelligent and convincing if you have the voice to make you sound intelligent and correct and confident.
I can't remember what your voice sounds like. I didn't walk away with that impression though.
That's true, and a significant factor in his popularity as a debater. I wouldn't use that to demean his intellect, however; his articles and books would have made him famous, regardless.