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⌈ Secret Post #4647 ⌋

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I think you should try it

[(Anonymous)]

There're the reasons I think you should try anyway :

1- You don't hear your voice how people hear it. Maybe it's a lot less annoying that you think.
2- The way people react to voices are very varied there could be a lot of people that find your voice very nice.
3- If you have a "funny" voice it could grasp the attention of your view. 4- It can help humanize you.
5- It makes you memorable.

Honestly, I find hosts that don't articulate, speak way too softly, are way too loudly, too often don't finish their sentences, talk over each other, a lot more unbearable that those that don't have a "good" voice.

So, good luck.

Re: I think you should try it

[(Anonymous)]

Previous anon

I apologize for all the spelling and grammatical mistakes, it's atrocious. I'm gonna go hide in a hole now.

Re: I think you should try it

[(Anonymous)]

Absolutely, this! Your voice doesn't need to be samey, it just needs to be clear. Unique voices are excellent because then I can actually tell who is speaking.

Re: I think you should try it

[(Anonymous)]

ABSOLUTELY THIS.

There are TONS of radio personalities & public speakers that have weird voices--it makes them distinctive. Ira Glass. David Sedaris. Starlee Kine. All kinds of weird, nasally voices that people will literally pay hundreds of dollars to listen to.