I realize I use a “cute” voice when talking to my parents. I also have a business voice. And I guess my normal voice.

  • Camden28 [any, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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    9 months ago

    It is fairly common, yes. In particular, people tend to have extra warm/loving tones when talking to their pets and babies. Otherwise, you read the room and figure out what tone you want to take. Sound and/or tone aside, “code switchting”, which is a dialectic change, is also common and sometimes considered a modern requirement for people needing to get things done in both African American and White American cultures.