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Originally Posted by hankhavelock
I admit it! A trans-woman with a deep voice totally does it for me... as well as one with a girly one, ofcourse I've just had a chat with the sweetest girl. Then she mentioned her deep voice - and obviously I immediately called her :-)
She had the sweetest, deep, barytone, calm voice - so totally feminine! She's a bit "amazonian-style" (tall, impressive, gorgeous), so it fits perfectly - there is an amazing aestetic balance!
Actually, I feel so "boyish" sometimes - 172 cm high and with a very boyish voice... none the less none of the transsexual women I've ever befriended have as much as blinked. But the situations CAN be funky... HankyPanky at 5.8 with a 6 feet goddess (not including her heels :-)
Oh well, in horizontal position it doesn't really matter :-)
I guess I'm just having this idiotic Western traditionalist feeling that the guy has to be the tallest one in the equation - stupid! Especially when the fact is that close to a majority of my lovers are taller than me.
Uuuuh, and the sweet amazonian Liza is simply too hot to hold! I want her, I need her, I love her!
Sorry - just had to bring it up...
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My normal voice is pretty "girly", I'd routinely be taken for my mother on the phone. When I'd answer the phone at work before transition I'd get called "Ma'am" and people would bugger up my name to make it feminine when talking to or about me if they didn't know.
That said, I can throw some bass in the voice and sound very deep. I used this the other day when my nephew was acting up. His poor little eyes got HUGE. One thing I get is guys who are surprised that I sound like a woman on the phone when we first call...
I do agree though, a husky voice on a woman can be very attractive.