[ SECRET POST #2841 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2841 ⌋

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Comments

[quirkytizzy]

That's where they tend to tilt their tones lower at the end of sentences or completed thoughts, right? For some reason, I've heard an almost dispropriate number of nerd girls speak that way. I don't mind it hearing it, but it's just bizarre to me.

[diet_poison]

I think a fry is more of that sort of buzzy sound, almost like a double timbre or flange? (I have no idea if I'm describing this right)

[(Anonymous)]

It's a downward tone and dragging out the end of words, ending in a sizzle, yeah. The girls who do it also tend to be a little nasal-y, too, but the reason why I don't like it is because they're forcing their voices to go to an uncomfortable spot in their throat.

It's pretty common among female 20-30somethings, regardless. I don't have it (too much theater) and most of my friends don't have it, but I know pleeeenty of people who speak that way.