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If you could change something about you

What would it be?

My voice.

Even though I don't do it as much these days, I changed the tone in my voice.
I've always had a low voice. Ive been told it is sensual and makes me sound mature, BUT it never sounded feminine to me. And to be perfectly honest its even gotten me in trouble.

As a younger woman I started speaking in a higher pitch tone. More youthful and girly like. This way it matches my face, and people don't raise their eyebrows.

Even though I've embraced how my voice sounds now, there's still a part of me that wish I could change it.

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mrh1972 · MVIP
My disability
QueenandCrown · 41-45, F
@mrh1972 I can understand that.
@mrh1972 😟
Eddiesolds · 61-69, M
I just wish I didnt have depression. What a mess.
QueenandCrown · 41-45, F
@Eddiesolds I can relate. And speaking just for myself this is where my Faith comes in and is helping me to restore myself to a full being.
Eddiesolds · 61-69, M
@QueenandCrown I just keep trying.Thankyou.
@Eddiesolds

What makes you a wonderful mas is your heart, your mind and your everyday effort for being a better person... 🤗🤗❤
Not that I thing Im perfect... no, Im not...

But my flaws/imperfections and me working towards correcting them makes me who I am...
@QueenandCrown

Thank you.. I do my best...🙏🤗
@Myself11

Hugsss.. thank you.. 🤗🤗
Myself11 · 61-69, M
@Soossie thank you for being who you are 🤗. You are a great friend
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
I would be smarter, my memory would improve so I could learn really fast and remember important facts, I would improve the ability to organize and filter information better too. Then I would get rid of anxiety and excessive worrying.
QueenandCrown · 41-45, F
@CrazyMusicLover There are exercises and supplements that one can take to improve memory. And I have found breathing techniques to help me with anxiety.
SW-User
The things I choose to change are not what I was born with. I like "me". It's other people who may have an issue. lol
I'm trying to find more time to exercise... specific things that will make me feel healthier and build muscle tone.
QueenandCrown · 41-45, F
@SW-User Maintaining health is ultimately the goal for me as well. As I grow up I've learned to accept and embrace the parts of me that I may see as imperfect or not society's standards of beauty.
Keepitsimple · 51-55, F
My mouth and probably that I’m not easy to get to know
Keepitsimple · 51-55, F
@Myself11 They are just words off the top of my head. They don’t always represent me.
QueenandCrown · 41-45, F
@Myself11 People can be very open with their views, but when it comes to their personal lives they can be more reserved.
Myself11 · 61-69, M
@Keepitsimple ok I can understand that
Loretta78 · 46-50, F
I think I would change almost everything about me:

First of all I would change the way how I look like, I would like to look beautiful like other women too.

And I would like to have the courage to talk to people, to make social contacts and to find friends.

I would like to change into a loveable person.
QueenandCrown · 41-45, F
@Loretta78 Though it may take some time to know what you will like, changing our physical appearance to a more pleasing look is very rewarding. Once I started experimenting with makeup and different haircuts it open up a new world of femininity that I had yet to experience.
Loretta78 · 46-50, F
@QueenandCrown My thing is not so much about makeup and haircut.
I was born already with a very ugly physical appearance, and the disability I am having just support my ugly, disgusting appearance.

I can´t change my physical appearance except with an operation, and my disability sadly never will go away.

Well, it is what it is. 😞
QueenandCrown · 41-45, F
@Loretta78 Changing our demeanor can have an effect on how we see ourselves too. I knew someone who was physically disfigured, but so classy that their physical appearance was easily overlooked.
4meAndyou · F
It's odd that you mention your voice. I tried to change mine in the opposite way, to a lower pitch when I was a teenager. I used to answer the phone, and my mother's friends would tell me that my voice was exactly like my mother's. She and I did not get along, and I wanted nothing about me to be like her.
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