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I must have sensitive ears... A pleasant tone of voice is nice but I wouldn't be too sad if someone I was attracted to had a less-than-pleasant tone of voice.
Volume, though, is super important. Some people can't/don't lower their
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I must have sensitive ears... A pleasant tone of voice is nice but I wouldn't be too sad if someone I was attracted to had a less-than-pleasant tone of voice.
Volume, though, is super important. Some people can't/don't lower their voices---and if I'm in a restaurant, I hate to be the table that everyone can overhear. I naturally gravitate toward people with soft speaking voices.
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Ugh, I hate talking to people who half-shout all the time. (Seriously, dude, I'm one foot away, tone it down.) At the other end of the spectrum, there's people who mumble in larger settings where raising your voice a tad can be beneficial. (Seriously, dude, I'm one foot away and I can't hear you.)
As for the voice itself, I get somewhat annoyed by voices that sound kind of... I guess "thick" is the word that best describes it. Not thick like stupid, but thick like they're sleepy all the time. Really nasally or higher-pitched voices can be grating, too. Whether or not I'd refuse to date a guy with an annoying voice would really depend on the severity of annoyance vs. how much I like being around him. Gotta weigh all the factors.