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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I love Scottish accents on women!
What’s your favourite accent, does it turn you on?"
Scottish And Northern Ireland one...  it works a magic on me for sure |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Essex the worst eewww o-  "
Sometimes the Essex accent adds character I think, such as with Bradley Walsh. But the stronger in your face Essex accent I don’t like |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What about least favourite?"
God, I feel like I’m gonna offend people here haha x Welsh accents I struggle with, also SW twangs… some words really make me creep out x |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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I think I associate them with people and actually like most accents for different reasons/ people, from Liverpudlian (so chatty), to Brum (feels home to me in a funny way as I know lots of decent people there), Scottish (used to date a Glaswegian who was/ is lovely), Welsh (so cute), Irish (charming and sexy) back to Scottish (IRRESISTABLE)
If I have left any out (loads of them actually) it is more because I do not know people from there... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Spanish (south American version)
French (I experienced this of recent and it definitely was a massive turn on).
As long as the woman has depth in her conversation I'm good..
Worst is the ones who sound like they smoke 20pack a day and down beers. That crokey washed out voice at a deeper tone. Not for me. |
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"Welsh and cockney sounding, but like a lot of accents except posh southern English
I feel personally attacked
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Just punish me by forcing me up to clean your chimney like the old days (that was not a sexual connotation lol)  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Welsh and cockney sounding, but like a lot of accents except posh southern English
I feel personally attacked
Just punish me by forcing me up to clean your chimney like the old days (that was not a sexual connotation lol) "
Haha I don't have a chimney unfortunately |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Welsh and cockney sounding, but like a lot of accents except posh southern English
I feel personally attacked
Just punish me by forcing me up to clean your chimney like the old days (that was not a sexual connotation lol)
Haha I don't have a chimney unfortunately "
Oh I thought posh people did  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What about least favourite?
God, I feel like I’m gonna offend people here haha x Welsh accents I struggle with, also SW twangs… some words really make me creep out x "
No offence taken... wipes away a fake tear
NBVN x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What about least favourite?
God, I feel like I’m gonna offend people here haha x Welsh accents I struggle with, also SW twangs… some words really make me creep out x
No offence taken... wipes away a fake tear
NBVN x"
My accent is bastardised as well lol x |
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Originally being from the North East, is it weird that hearing the Geordie accent makes me cringe. I've lived in Brighton for over 15 years and still have mine but always tone it down. I've been Southernised  |
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ooofftiieee, Jack Grealish’s accent on him 
