Everyone experiences this because we hear our voice through internal vibrations, while others hear it from the outside. So the voice you hear in recordings is how it actually sounds to everyone else. No one hears it the way you do. 
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Tired
Luca
Thanks for explaining, that's really interesting to learn! I've always thought I had a super annoying voice haha
I've always thought I had a super annoying voice haha
Tired
I yet need to meet people who like their own voice (or nose) I am myself okay with it, but I also disliked it a lot when I heard it on recordings, because my brain would tell me "hey, that ain't me!"
I am myself okay with it, but I also disliked it a lot when I heard it on recordings, because my brain would tell me "hey, that ain't me!"