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Why do most gays talk so funny ?

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Just a question.

 

The sing-songy up ending voice or the lisp voice.

 

I assume it's to let others know they are gay?

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Just a question.

 

The sing-songy up ending voice or the lisp voice.

 

I assume it's to let others know they are gay?

I hear lots of straight "men" with the lilt at the end of their voice. Makes me sick.

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There is actually a documentary called the gay voice. It discusses the subject as well. I only know that because I had the same damn question. Look I don't care if you're born in such a way that you like sucking , but that voice is a total affectation. It's phony. You're not born with that voice so shut the fuk up and talk like a man.

 

I know straight guys and gay guys that talk like normal people. In fact I know a couple guys who are border patrol agents who are tough as s*** who talk like men act like men and f*** men. None of my damn business. Just keep that faggity ass voice away from me.

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Uptalk or Upspeak is the term.

 

 

The high rising terminal (HRT), also known as upspeak, uptalk, rising inflection, or high rising intonation (HRI), is a feature of some variants of English where declarative sentence clauses end with a rising-pitch intonation, until the end of the sentence where a falling-pitch is applied.

 

HuffPo bravely addresses this topic:


 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-william-allen/what-exactly-is-gay-voice_b_7797402.html

 

 

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I know a gay couple that would shock you. They both look like Vikings. Tattoos and arms the size of tree limbs. Neither speaks that way.

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