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I met a guy once that looked okay in photos and seemed like he had himself together but he had the exact same voice as Mickey Mouse and I wish I was exaggerating. Unsure what causes something like that. So I really know what you mean. >

Yeah I'm a high school senior so in college I have two options
a) take up speech therapy in a desperate attempt to cure my lisp + childich voice (this combination really fucking sucks)
b) be like John Wick and only talk when spoken to (hard as an extrovert) >

I now want all john wick movies to be dubbed over with Mike Tyson speaking for Keanu Reeves >

i love my voice >

ayy ladeez! >

I kind of agree. Posture, body language, facial expression, voice can make a plain person attractive and a good looking person unattractive >

*Fran Drescher has entered the chat* >

What about my smooth, deep, and masculine voice? I'm ugly btw. >

True life story, recently. Talking to a guy only on the phone. He's got a great voice. Other side of it is, he's kind of hot. >

Manners go a long way here. The give and take of conversation. And, really listening to the other person instead of trying to think of a reply. Many times we're shocked when actually hearing our own voice. It can either be empowering or a revelation into certain parts of our personality that maybe we should try and tweak a bit? Sometimes online, like with singing contests or something, I make a point to just listen. Or, in the case of only hearing someone's voice and never having seen their face. I get shocked when I finally see their face. It's nothing like I expected.