I actually kinda like the way the voice sounds in my head, but not at all when I hear it in recordings. I had a lisp when I was a kid and I still think it comes through a bit, even though most people tell me they can't hear it, and I think I sound young. I also struggle with speaking at a normal volume haha mostly when people comment on my voice it's to tell me they couldn't quite hear me, but whenever I try to speak louder I feel like I'm yelling or sounding too aggressive
I'm fine with my voice. I prefer the way it sounds in my head over the way it sounds on recordings (as does everyone I'm sure), but even on recordings I don't hate it.
i hate how i sound in video recordings, but i like how i sound in voicemails (probably because i use a softer/sweet sounding voice in public/with strangers lmao)
i sound okay in person, but i wish my default(? so not the soft tone i mentioned before) voice was a bit more high pitched/feminine sounding, sometimes my relatives (usually the ones we rarely speak to) mix up my brother and i when we call because apparently we sound similar ;_;
I'm in a small minority who doesn't mind my own voice on recording. If anything, I expected it to sound deeper or more masculine. It's in a middle ground which is what I would want if I could pick anyways.
I'm slightly accented (I even recall someone at school asking if I was british).
Not particularly. My voice is very deep for a woman and always has been. I've been told that I'd have a good voice for presenting the news, which I take as a compliment. I wish I had a more feminine, higher pitched voice though.
Absolutely hate it. It is too high and I've a unique accent from moving around a lot as a kid. People cannot accurately place my accent to the country I'm from - including people from the same country. Everyone always assumes I'm from somewhere else.
Despite not being super masculine I have a fairly deep voice. One person told me it was monotonous, while most have said it’s pleasant and/or like a narrator. I have a rural Pacific Northest accent since I’m from that region. It’s often described as an American newscaster accent and the more rural people sometimes have a slight southern-like drawl like me. I like my voice when I’m speaking or in my head, but like most people I hate hearing it in recordings.
I don't mind my voice at all. part of me wants to say that I wish it was lower, but I honestly don't. I don't mind the way it sounds in my head or through a recording, I do a lot of voice-overs and rambling recordings so I'm used to hearing it and it doesn't sound weird to me at all. my voice is iconic haha
i wish i had a higher pitched voice tbh, sometimes when i hear myself i feel like i sound like a boy and it makes me so insecure 
