Is it normal that i have a different voice around my dad than other people?

I feel like i talk like a "fag" around my dad but around my friends i have a different voice?

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67% Normal
Based on 42 votes (28 yes)
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  • Avant-Garde

    Tell me, what does a pile of burning sticks sound like?!

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  • Some people just do.

    I have a kind of flat, nasally voice with sharp pronunciation but when I'm tired or in a bad mood it drops to an almost creepy, uneven drawl.

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  • Ahiru

    Well, your questionable choice of terminology aside, it is actually normal to have different speech patterns around different individuals and groups. There are many reasons behind the changes, and can be dependent on relationships, class, culture, and profession. The most notable difference is not only the tone of voice, but the change of phrasing and vocabulary. Linguists even have a term for it, it's called "code-switching!" So no worries, it's normal!

    However, if you are uncomfortable with the difference, it may help to pinpoint the reasoning behind it- and whether it's really of help to you to make that switch.

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  • Terence_the_viking

    Maybe your dad makes you feel inferior.

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  • Short4Words

    How do you mean like a fag? I don't know if you mean more feminine or???

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    • Iwish

      I guess... I dont really like talking(im shy) but i respect my dad and wanna be like him.

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