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Does a Beard Make Your Voice Sound Better?


Chester_Hoss

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I noticed guys with beards their beards really make their voices sound thicker and more rich probably due to the beard channelling the vocal waves as they speak.

 

Plus I realized shaving makes me feel more effeminate and as if it allows others to question my sexual orientation and need a reason to increase the amount of beastly hair on my body.

 

So I would like some constructive analysis here

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It resonates with the notes, its like having an accompanist play the same as your voice. This is, of course, only with larger beards though I'd assuming anything to your collar bone would degrade the sound, make it muddy as they are too long to resonate properly. Likewise, if your beard is too short it won't resonate at all either.

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and if your girl makes you shave, tell her you're no girly man and she better learn to like it.

 

yea no probs with that any chump that lets their squeeze tell them what to do may as well have just been neutered and she will readily leave him for a real man anyway if the opportunity arises

 

My facial hair is real thick and prickly so I hope it grows in densely packed like buffalo hide. I hope it wont take away from my beastly jawline though

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"Caucasian Female Body Hair and American Culture.

 

The gist of the article is that U.S. women were browbeaten into shaving underarm hair by a sustained marketing assault that began in 1915. (Leg hair came later.) The aim of what Hope calls the Great Underarm Campaign was to inform American womanhood of a problem that till then it didn't know it had, namely unsightly underarm hair.

 

To be sure, women had been concerned about the appearance of their hair since time immemorial, but (sensibly) only the stuff you could see. Prior to World War I this meant scalp and, for an unlucky few, facial hair. Around 1915, however, sleeveless dresses became popular, opening up a whole new field of female vulnerability for marketers to exploit.

 

According to Hope, the underarm campaign began in May, 1915, in Harper's Bazaar, a magazine aimed at the upper crust. The first ad "featured a waist-up photograph of a young woman who appears to be dressed in a slip with a toga-like outfit covering one shoulder. Her arms are arched over her head revealing perfectly clear armpits. The first part of the ad read 'Summer Dress and Modern Dancing combine to make necessary the removal of objectionable hair.'"

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lol. actually, a sort of non-friend of mine is into Lilith Fair etc (she named her daughter Lilith), and she doesn't shave. Anywhere. Blegh.

 

Ew I know girls like that! No matter how much I like them I would never go to the beach with them(and that sounds kind cruel lol). But I don't like it on most either. I'm natural blonde a beard or anything like it just looks silly :p

 

But all nonsense aside, does it really affect your singing?

 

 

Btw mikeyparent, that ode to the beard song is genius!

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Ew I know girls like that! No matter how much I like them I would never go to the beach with them(and that sounds kind cruel lol). But I don't like it on most either. I'm natural blonde a beard or anything like it just looks silly
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But all nonsense aside, does it really affect your singing?

 

what the hell dude. you don't even shave.

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