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Yeah, try saying this outloud to properly answer this question

When I speak out loud it's not so so bad, but when I hear it recorded I sound like some young little boy (and I'm female). .-.
 
i hate my voice (even when i sing sometimes) but other people say i have an awesome voice....its kind of deep on occasions and other times its a little higher (not squeaky!!!!!!) but i guess i can tolerate my voice on occasion...like when the vaccume is running and i cant hear myself think!
 
I thought I was the only one who felt this way. I hate the way my voice sounds recorded but otherwise I like it. It makes me wonder if other people hear it that way naturally.
 
I like my voice when I talk, but when I'm on the phone or it's recorded it sounds really weird. So I sorta like my voice.
 
At the moment no.
My voice just broke and I'm getting used to it at the moment xD
 
When I'm speaking, yeah, it sounds okay. It sounds so low when I hear it recorded though =/
 
You mean do I like sounding like a 5 year old? Not really.
A lot of people think it's cute, but I don't really agree.
 
I'm actually happy with my voice when I hear myself speak. It's deep, and my voice is cracking which makes it deeper than it was. When it's recorded it sounds the same pitch but I sound like I'm sad and kind of like a Canadian (No offense Canadians). =p
 
Yeah, I like my voice. However when it's recorded, I usually end up asking people: "Do I really sound like that?" because it just sounds weird.
 
Mine sounds a bit different to the average English man's, of course with me having four sisters it's fair for one to call it a femenine touch. I'm disappointed at how it's not good for shouting, ending up sounding like a 14 year old whose voice is breaking; just as well I'm not a loud person.
Recordings intensify my 'sexy British accent', which is quite awesome.
I'm also relatively good at putting on different voices, for humourous impressions and the like; and when I speak words of another language, my accent automatically shifts.

So yes, I like it.
 
My voice is...really weird sounding. It's all high and stuff.
 
My voice is too high. And when I talk into a recorder / computer it comes out sounding like a 3 year old lol (ask Derk).
 
I have a strong southern accent, and when it's recorded, it's just... a mess. x__x I don't mind my voice, but when it's recorded, I just wish it would sound a little more professional. Seriously, I sound like a hillbilly. D:

I just wish it had a slightly more serious tone to it. It's high, and weird, and it sounds obnoxious. D: I can't stand it when it's recorded. Then again, no one really likes their voice when recorded, so I guess it's normal. XD
 
It's a so-so voice. But the voice box can endure shouting for 20 minutes.
 
I don't mind it, but it sounds terrible when it's been recorded. I have no idea what it sounds like over the phone, you'd have to ask Malyka about that one. Only two people know what I sound like. XD;
 
I hate my voice.
It sounds like i'm a really annoying person when i'm on the computer, however it sounds awesome when i speed it up :D
 
Speaking, its fine, recorded, I sound like a ten year old. And there's a difference. ;_;
 
There are certain words I say that I really like and certain words I say that I really hate. But, overall, no, I hate the way I talk. I have a stuttering problem, unfortunately, so all I hear is a bunch of stuttering coming out of my mouth. XD​
 
I hate my recorded voice, but I don't mind my normal one. Well, I don't actually take notice of my voice while I'm in a conversation. Some people think I sound emo or something, and I think I do, but it's only when I'm not in the mood for talking, like in the mornings.
 
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