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I always wondered, is the "gay" tone in a gay man's voice natural or just put on to stress their homosexuality?
I read this on reddit and was curious.
"I think it is definitely an affectation. As a nurse, I see people come out of anesthesia on a daily basis. When people are groggy, they still have their their Southern accents or their New York accents but gay people DO NOT speak that way when they are coming out of anesthesia. They sound normal. Gradually, the "gay accent" comes back as they fully wake up."
I read this on reddit and was curious.
"I think it is definitely an affectation. As a nurse, I see people come out of anesthesia on a daily basis. When people are groggy, they still have their their Southern accents or their New York accents but gay people DO NOT speak that way when they are coming out of anesthesia. They sound normal. Gradually, the "gay accent" comes back as they fully wake up."
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