Whenever I hear myself speak in video and or recordings, I always think "Is that really my voice?" i don't like how it sounds, but I guess it might just be me being overly critical of it.

The first time I heard my own voice from a recording is so shocking. It is high-pitched in comparison to how I hear it, soo girly. Well, yes the sound I think of as my own voice is the one reverberating inside my skull. I kinda prefer it over my voice which others hear.

Not so much as I hate or dislike it, but the answer is no.

At least it isn't my bro's cousin's very hoarse sounding voice. He creeps me out. That cousin's sister, um, so basically another cousin, she sounds like a female version of her brother too. Actually, that family, they all creep me out a lil... Off topic.

I never really cared for what I sounded like but I realized I sound like a bunch of different people over the phone. My morning voice / roaring voice I sound exactly like my brother. I get mistaken for a man over the phone in the morning. Later in the day my voice goes higher and I sound like some of the other girls in the office at work. I have gotten mistaken for all of them over the phone at some point and all of their voices range from high to lower. The funniest thing that happen is when I heard a recording of my own voice I left for someone else by accident and thought it was someone else I knew.

I hate it. I'm always in disbelief when I hear audio recordings of my voice and wonder, "Who is this person speaking?!" My voice sounds so different in my mind.

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..Indifferent? More like, I never considered it...

My voice is kinda soft, so some people say it's cute the first time they meet me.
But an old friend who had to put up with it everyday said I sound like a rat squeaking -_-;;

I don't particularly like it, but... it's hard to tell? Since my voice sounds different in my ears than it does in a recording, I'm never sure which one is really 'me.' Sometimes it's hard to understand/remember that people hear me in a way differently than I hear myself.

Really I just think my voice sounds more childish than I believe it to.

I wonder why so many people naturally dislike their voice though? Probably just because it's different than we're expecting it to be, but it's still a weird natural instinct to have.

I used to not. I've gotten a lot of compliments on the sound of my voice so it's given me more confidence.

I don't like the sound of my own voice. I think it's really annoying and I don't know how people can put up with talking to me in all honesty.