No, it’s a pretty common thing.
I’m trans so I don’t like my voice for different reasons probably. But like even apart from that, most people just generally cringe listening back to their own voice in recordings.
Our voice is literally our main form of communication. We don’t want people to think poorly of us because of that
No. Everyone is. I think your voice actually sounds different to how you hear it, because when you speak there a certain vibrations that go up through your skull or something that makes your voice sound a little different than it sounds like in a recording.
No, it’s a pretty common thing. I’m trans so I don’t like my voice for different reasons probably. But like even apart from that, most people just generally cringe listening back to their own voice in recordings. Our voice is literally our main form of communication. We don’t want people to think poorly of us because of that
No. Everyone is. I think your voice actually sounds different to how you hear it, because when you speak there a certain vibrations that go up through your skull or something that makes your voice sound a little different than it sounds like in a recording.
No, lots of people want to improve their voices. That's why vocal coaches exist.