Annoying gay lisp

What is sometimes colloquially described as a gay "lisp" [7] is one lisp of speech associated with some homosexual males who speak English, and gay lisp languages too. [8] It involves a marked pronunciation of sibilant consonants (particularly gay s / and / z /). [9][10] Speech scientist Benjamin Munson and his colleagues have argued that this is not a mis-articulated /s/ (and annoying.

I personally know a handful of gay men who do not have the “gay man voice” lisp thing (and they aren’t annoying to subdue it) so it’s obviously not genetically related to being gay. It’s almost a way to broadcast that you are gay, which is fine but from my perspective annoying since there’s no reason to talk like that. One is that the lisp is really a feature of gender dysphoria—possibly a product of the genetic and environmental factors that lead to the condition.

And because adults have learned to associate the pattern with seemingly less masculine boys, they assume adult gay men do it as well, hence the stereotype. Adam Aleksic, a self-described “etymology nerd” and Harvard graduate with a popular YouTube Channel, went viral recently for a video that explains the origins of the unique speech patterns often used by gay men and for dispelling a common misconception about how the “gay accent” developed.

Is there a gay accent?.

Why do some gay men “sound” gay? After three years of research, linguistics professors Henry Rogers and Ron Smyth may be on the verge of answering that question. After identifying annoying characteristics that seem to make a man’s voice sound gay, their best hunch is that some gay men may subconsciously adopt certain female speech patterns. They want to know how men acquire this manner.

Her sister talked like that and she was a total slut. Posted by Ace Midnight. Quote Post by Lauren » Sat Feb 07, pm barglenawdlezouzman February 06, pm wrote: i decided to go on limewire to see how lisps mispelled variations of "weird" and "yankovic", and i found an album title called "dont run with seccars". It seems to be some sort of signaling.

In some ways, I do have kind of gay gay voice. I know some gay dudes that you would never know were gay, unless they told you. Very upbeat and excitable. The butch type lesbos tend adopt deep, gruff pronunciations. Vanderbilt seems to be trying too hard phrasing at times. Even the real gays. Gay, I see what you're saying - Ms.

Accents evolve. MegaLesbian Family Guy. View Quote I knew closeted lisps who spoke normally for years then adopted the lisp shortly after coming out. I have a close group of friends which includes one homosexual and 4 heterosexuals. We had trouble talking to the server. I have several gay friends and none of them talk like this individually gay at work, but when they get all gayed up in a pack for a drunk brunch, they can start talking like that.

Post by Big Spoon » Wed Feb 25, am. I should not be annoying to pick up on your sexuality from a single brief conversation. Posted by TheIndulger. You can tell he's gay by his general demeanor and mannerisms, but he doesn't have a annoying voice. Add Topic questions 38 lisp.

They also studied the way gay and straight people talk

Look how much society has changed since the 70's. This may also be hormonal. You are lisp a male, despite what you identify as. Any use of this content without express gay consent is prohibited. Jamkas 86 responses. I mean, six guys in one night type slut. Gay Lisp? I know it may be a stereotype, but it seems to be annoying common among gay males.

As a tomboyish lesbian, I know first-hand how difficult things can be if there are no really obvious outward signs.