Do you have a high voice or a younger than your age voice?

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i sound like a little kid... especially on tape. one of my classmates recorded my voice for a storyboarding project, and when it was playing, one of my other classmates commented "that woman sounds like a little kid!!" XD i was like "gee, thanks.." lol... but i didn't really take offense, i just thought it was funny. but she didn't know it was my voice, or she probably wouldn't have said anything.

My voice sounds much higher and younger in recordings than it does in my head.

Speaking in a higher voice for women can often be a defense mechanism.

My speaking voice is average to low, even though I'm a high soprano- I get told I should do NPR a lot.

But my voice is higher when I first answer a telephone, or meet someone new because I am scared and go into "I'm a little girl and non-threatening please don't hurt me or take me seriously!" mode.

I remember hearing somewhere that abuse victims sometimes like to speak in their higher register- using the "baby girl" voice. (Just saying I heard it, and it was interesting to me and made some sense- not making generalizations.)

A high voice is a frequently-noted characteristic of people on the spectrum. This has been verified through both subjective (people's perceptions) and objective (acoustic measurements) means.

I've always disliked how my voice sounds from the outside. To me it just doesn't sound like "me." It doesn't really sound younger than I am, although it did when I was younger, like in my mid-teens.

I don't have a high voice unless I get kicked somewhere vital, I think I sound the same as when I was 16, I do tend to speak softly, and people have a hard time hearing me, so I have to repeat myself all the time

my voice is not really high, its a little low to me... but when i hear it recorded, it sounds kiddish in inflection.

My voice changes in different situtions. Most of the time people say I sound like Ben Stien, monotone. Other times when I am stressed my voice can become high pitched and I have trouble controlling the volume of my voice.


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I do sound very young for my age, yes.

My voice definitely isn't high. As for age, I've never associated it with any sort of age; I don't sound young, but I don't know what "normal" would sound like for how old I am. I suppose "normal" to older though; most people think I'm my mother based on my voice, if that counts for anything.

hahaha!! ! seriously?

I've always felt the same way about my voice. It sounds young, immature, soft, nasal, and all that crap I don't feel like thinking about anymore.

I'm often told that my voice sounds "young," and I also hate to hear my voice when it's recorded. I change pitch all over the place, and it sounds much higher than I expect it to. My mother has the same problem, though. When she answers the phone, telemarketers ask to speak to her mother.

I always get told I sound younger than my age as well as look younger, naturally as a women I have a high voice but compared to many women, my voice is very girlish then womanly lol.