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A friend of mine's brother has what I guess most people would consider a "camp voice". He says he's straight and doesn't try to put the voice on. That got me thinking, there's many youth I hear with these sort of voices, but not many adults. Is there such a therapy people can go to, that specializes in getting rid of this way of speaking, if the person can't help but to speak this way?
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"friend of mine" lol
His brother, actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by doherty
is this for you dave
No, Canadians all sound beautiful Jake. Plus, I'm more straight than you!Quote:
Originally Posted by doherty
Speech therapists exist for all ages, you can use them if you got a lisp or something or even if you just want to speak more eloquently although that's usually a specialist type of speech therapist
lol i had to go to one when i was younger and had to practice making th and sh sounds and stuff
great fun
Awwwwwh! You probably sound well proper now though, with the British accent and all.Quote:
Originally Posted by doherty
I am dead well spoken, it's true.
Same! THHHH like a rabbit!Quote:
Originally Posted by doherty
I think they're available for all ages but I doubt they would be able to change voice pitches...
Probably the most amount of fun ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Melsia
There is, but people should be comfortable with their voice no matter what :)
i had to go to something like that when i was younger, but except that it was to make me speak and to talk properlly because i never wanted to when i was very little (A)Quote:
Originally Posted by doherty
I didn't know people could have speech therpay for voice pitches and tings.
My younger cousin has Dyspraxia so she gets speech therapy at school and it really has helped her a lot, it's amazing how much she's come on.
I don't believe a speech therapist can help you stop talking camp.
I guess the only way you can prevent yourself by talking in away is by practicing your desired voice, and putting it into practice. Other than that I reckon your stuck with the voice you've got.
no but you can have surgery to change you voices pitch