Kon wrote:
pensieve wrote:
Some accents can be soothing, some can have a tactile type of discomfort and some just really get on my nerves.
For example my mother has the same tone of voice for sarcasm, nasty gossip, and anger. So it's really hard to know which feeling she is trying to get across. This tone makes me angry and want to shut her out of my world. Anyone else like this?
Yep. My mom has a nasty gossip sound and fabricates stuff by using one "bad" voice when parapharasing others and a "good " voice to paraphrase herself. I aso can't stand voices that are struggling to talk, because they make me struggle. I keep telling them to clear thir throat. I like monotonous sounds because they relax me. I hate fast talking because it tires me.
I'm one of those people who struggle to talk. Clearing throat does nothing. It's a neurological thing.
Being annoyed by tones is one thing but ease up on the 'I wanna smack them in the face.' thing. OK? I'm sure people want to smack us sometime because of our weird behaviour.
I like Welsh and English accents too. I like the upper class gentlemanly tone of Rupert Penry Jones.
I also like the mumbly drawl of an accent by young Australian males. Although not with too much of an Aussie accent in them.
There's a singer with a really quiet distinct voice which I feel comforting.
My mum has a friend with a very annoying accent. And then she laughs. It's almost like a cackle. And she has no volume control.