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Don Juan
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I don't know what's the problem with my voice, whether it is a psychological issue or real physical problem. In places such as cafeteria where there is only slight background noise when I approach a woman and say something she is not hearing me clearly. I'm sure other men don't have this problem. She asks me to repeat myself and only after repeating many times she gets it. It kills the attraction instantly and nastily, ruins my dating career. Especially I make a complete dumbass out of myself when I approach a group. Voice is very important to create attraction and even more important is getting heard. I have been to an ENT doctor and voice therapist in the past but they said I don't have any problem. The voice therapist however added that because my teeth are misformed (the upper jaw teeth not resting over the lower jaw teeth perpendicularly, and also a 2 lower jaw teeth on either side point outvardly) air pressure could be escaping when I speak. Has anyone else had this kind of problem, and how did you go about correcting it? I have absolutly no problem getting heard when it is silent. If there is someway I can put my voice on the internet for you to give comments, do let me know. I need REAL HELP. This is depressing me beyond I'd like to bear.
I mentioned about possible psychological reasons because at adulthood my voice did not naturally turn to male voice; I had the capability of speaking both in short pitch and long pitch, and consciously made the switch to short pitch after being ridiculed for a long time for speaking in female voice. Because of this I have always had the suspicion that there is *something* wrong in my voice.
I mentioned about possible psychological reasons because at adulthood my voice did not naturally turn to male voice; I had the capability of speaking both in short pitch and long pitch, and consciously made the switch to short pitch after being ridiculed for a long time for speaking in female voice. Because of this I have always had the suspicion that there is *something* wrong in my voice.