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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Firstly being a Suffolk lad with a strong accent do anyone find this a turn on?
I wouldn’t say my accent is very strong but it’s strong enough to know where I’m from.
I don’t tend to use local dialect to much but will when I speak to other Suffolk folk.
I must say listening to a female with an Irish accent gets me horny every time!
What’s your thoughts on accents is it a deal breaker? |
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"Firstly being a Suffolk lad with a strong accent do anyone find this a turn on?
I wouldn’t say my accent is very strong but it’s strong enough to know where I’m from.
I don’t tend to use local dialect to much but will when I speak to other Suffolk folk.
I must say listening to a female with an Irish accent gets me horny every time!
What’s your thoughts on accents is it a deal breaker? "
When I'm in Ireland I've surprisingly found the ladies like my accent 
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Accents don't bother me too much. Though I like hearing accents.
There are some accents that when too strong can be extremely annoying/frustrating/grating. They can be a turn off."
Like Scouser? Total turn off. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"Accents don't bother me too much. Though I like hearing accents.
There are some accents that when too strong can be extremely annoying/frustrating/grating. They can be a turn off.
Like Scouser? Total turn off."
You know that whole for the sake of being thing. I take that back!  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Accents don't bother me too much. Though I like hearing accents.
There are some accents that when too strong can be extremely annoying/frustrating/grating. They can be a turn off.
Like Scouser? Total turn off."
Yep the scouse accent is a very strong one to bare but each to their own. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Eh marra.
You think that's sexy? Because that's how people talk round these parts.
We also don't pronounce our 'H'. There's no need for it being in our alphabet to be 'onest.
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What's a Suffolk accent sound like?
I don't really have an accent, I don't sound like a proper Pompey person, could probably be from anywhere on the south coast or even up to London.
I love anyone with an actual accent, certain parts of Ireland and Scotland, Australian/New Zealand, Yorkshire... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What's a Suffolk accent sound like?
I don't really have an accent, I don't sound like a proper Pompey person, could probably be from anywhere on the south coast or even up to London.
I love anyone with an actual accent, certain parts of Ireland and Scotland, Australian/New Zealand, Yorkshire..."
Best way is to google the film (the dig)
Although his accent isn’t 100% true as his not a true Suffolk punch but close enough to get the jest 
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By *evenishMan
over a year ago
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I have a very Home Counties accent being originally from rural Surrey south of London. I'm often referred to as posh, which I'm certainly not. I can't help my accent and certainly don't judge others on theirs. I like hearing different accents. It's slovenly speech and grammar I hate lol not the accent behind it. |
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Maybe foreign people would like it, I'd imagine it's a bit more English English .
It is pretty much known the best accents are
Irish
Welsh
Scouse
East end London
Scottish
In that order. Maybe Scouse second. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a strong accent and use a lot of Scottish slang so it can be difficult for people to understand what I’m talking about half the time. I do tone it down when I’m around people who aren’t from here.
An accent wouldn’t be enough to put me off. |
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By *batMan
over a year ago
Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales) |
"I love anyone with an actual accent..."
But everyone has an actual accent! Go far enough from home and you’ll sound different to the locals.
Imagine if you turned up in deepest Georgia. I bet they’d think you had an accent! Cardiff too, to be honest!
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"What's a Suffolk accent sound like?
I don't really have an accent, I don't sound like a proper Pompey person, could probably be from anywhere on the south coast or even up to London.
I love anyone with an actual accent, certain parts of Ireland and Scotland, Australian/New Zealand, Yorkshire..."
Southern accents from USA are great.
New York is out there but I like it.
My previous list is based on accents from the UK but there are some great accents out there... I don't rate French tho |
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By *mber81Woman
over a year ago
Lives in Preston, Eng |
"Firstly being a Suffolk lad with a strong accent do anyone find this a turn on?
I wouldn’t say my accent is very strong but it’s strong enough to know where I’m from.
I don’t tend to use local dialect to much but will when I speak to other Suffolk folk.
I must say listening to a female with an Irish accent gets me horny every time!
What’s your thoughts on accents is it a deal breaker? "
I bloody love accents. There is no UK accent that I dislike though I find some more sexy than others. I wish more people have videos of them speaking because some voices and accents can really turn me on. |
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By *EAT..85Woman
over a year ago
Nottingham |
I'm pretty fussy over accents and timbres. The wrong one an a very aesthetically pleasing person can leave me cold. So yes, it's important to me.
My accent is super neutral and seen as a bit posh in comparison to my fellow Nottingham folk because I pronounce my TS apparently  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Firstly being a Suffolk lad with a strong accent do anyone find this a turn on?
I wouldn’t say my accent is very strong but it’s strong enough to know where I’m from.
I don’t tend to use local dialect to much but will when I speak to other Suffolk folk.
I must say listening to a female with an Irish accent gets me horny every time!
What’s your thoughts on accents is it a deal breaker?
I bloody love accents. There is no UK accent that I dislike though I find some more sexy than others. I wish more people have videos of them speaking because some voices and accents can really turn me on. "
That’s the thing isn’t we don’t really know. You can see all the photos ect you want but you never know till you meet or hear them. Perhaps we should all do a video intro so the voice is heard. |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I don't really care about accents. Minus one, I'm pretty easy going. :D I love voices, those little hints of someone's mood, the musicality found in someone's voice. I find it far more arousing to hear a voicenote than I do seeing a photo.
I like expressive voices. Accents. The timbre shifts. The way someone's voice changes ever so slightly when they say my name.
My favourite accent changes depending on who I fancy at the time. :D |
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"I don't really care about accents. Minus one, I'm pretty easy going. :D I love voices, those little hints of someone's mood, the musicality found in someone's voice. I find it far more arousing to hear a voicenote than I do seeing a photo.
I like expressive voices. Accents. The timbre shifts. The way someone's voice changes ever so slightly when they say my name.
My favourite accent changes depending on who I fancy at the time. :D"
Wait till you hear me say chicken chips and a can of  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Everyone has an accent to someone.
I really hate my accent being made a spectacle of, on Fab or otherwise"
I had a school friend came from Manchester lovely accent he had. The girls down this way fell head over heels for him properly helps he had the looks going for him too bear in mind. |
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"Everyone has an accent to someone.
I really hate my accent being made a spectacle of, on Fab or otherwise
I had a school friend came from Manchester lovely accent he had. The girls down this way fell head over heels for him properly helps he had the looks going for him too bear in mind. "
Sure.
I'm Australian.
Someone once tried to hit on me in a club starting with "throw another shrimp on the barbie". Surprisingly, that did not work out well for him. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Everyone has an accent to someone.
I really hate my accent being made a spectacle of, on Fab or otherwise
I had a school friend came from Manchester lovely accent he had. The girls down this way fell head over heels for him properly helps he had the looks going for him too bear in mind.
Sure.
I'm Australian.
Someone once tried to hit on me in a club starting with "throw another shrimp on the barbie". Surprisingly, that did not work out well for him."
The Aussie accent has always took to banter defo after the film crocodile Dundee. I personally love it has a nice twang to it. I’ve never heard a deep toned Australian accent thou is there such a thing I always think of it as a higher pitch tone. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Accents don't bother me too much. Though I like hearing accents.
There are some accents that when too strong can be extremely annoying/frustrating/grating. They can be a turn off.
Like Scouser? Total turn off."
I have to concur. Can’t do scousers or Welsh no matter how fabulous they are. I’m a sucker for East Lancs, South Yorkshire or Geordie. Line up! |
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"Everyone has an accent to someone.
I really hate my accent being made a spectacle of, on Fab or otherwise
I had a school friend came from Manchester lovely accent he had. The girls down this way fell head over heels for him properly helps he had the looks going for him too bear in mind.
Sure.
I'm Australian.
Someone once tried to hit on me in a club starting with "throw another shrimp on the barbie". Surprisingly, that did not work out well for him.
The Aussie accent has always took to banter defo after the film crocodile Dundee. I personally love it has a nice twang to it. I’ve never heard a deep toned Australian accent thou is there such a thing I always think of it as a higher pitch tone. "
You'll be shocked to hear it wears a little bit thin. I prefer it not being mentioned at all, and if people have to bring it up, I prefer some element of originality. I even prefer "my mum's dog sitter's hairdresser moved to (random Australian city), do you know them?" Yes, it's a country of 25ish million people, my state alone could fit the landmass of the UK in it seven times, of course we all know each other...
Australians are sometimes prone to what's known as "uptalk", where the end of sentences go up in pitch, a bit like a question. It's something that people tend to find annoying (see this skit from Adam Hills) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpBYnL5fAXE&t=1s |
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"Everyone has an accent to someone.
I really hate my accent being made a spectacle of, on Fab or otherwise
I had a school friend came from Manchester lovely accent he had. The girls down this way fell head over heels for him properly helps he had the looks going for him too bear in mind.
Sure.
I'm Australian.
Someone once tried to hit on me in a club starting with "throw another shrimp on the barbie". Surprisingly, that did not work out well for him.
The Aussie accent has always took to banter defo after the film crocodile Dundee. I personally love it has a nice twang to it. I’ve never heard a deep toned Australian accent thou is there such a thing I always think of it as a higher pitch tone.
You'll be shocked to hear it wears a little bit thin. I prefer it not being mentioned at all, and if people have to bring it up, I prefer some element of originality. I even prefer "my mum's dog sitter's hairdresser moved to (random Australian city), do you know them?" Yes, it's a country of 25ish million people, my state alone could fit the landmass of the UK in it seven times, of course we all know each other...
Australians are sometimes prone to what's known as "uptalk", where the end of sentences go up in pitch, a bit like a question. It's something that people tend to find annoying (see this skit from Adam Hills) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpBYnL5fAXE&t=1s"
Surely all you Australians have the same accent though Swing? Same as us Welshies, who obviously speak with a valley accent even if we don't come from one  |
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"Everyone has an accent to someone.
I really hate my accent being made a spectacle of, on Fab or otherwise
I had a school friend came from Manchester lovely accent he had. The girls down this way fell head over heels for him properly helps he had the looks going for him too bear in mind.
Sure.
I'm Australian.
Someone once tried to hit on me in a club starting with "throw another shrimp on the barbie". Surprisingly, that did not work out well for him.
The Aussie accent has always took to banter defo after the film crocodile Dundee. I personally love it has a nice twang to it. I’ve never heard a deep toned Australian accent thou is there such a thing I always think of it as a higher pitch tone.
You'll be shocked to hear it wears a little bit thin. I prefer it not being mentioned at all, and if people have to bring it up, I prefer some element of originality. I even prefer "my mum's dog sitter's hairdresser moved to (random Australian city), do you know them?" Yes, it's a country of 25ish million people, my state alone could fit the landmass of the UK in it seven times, of course we all know each other...
Australians are sometimes prone to what's known as "uptalk", where the end of sentences go up in pitch, a bit like a question. It's something that people tend to find annoying (see this skit from Adam Hills) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpBYnL5fAXE&t=1s
Surely all you Australians have the same accent though Swing? Same as us Welshies, who obviously speak with a valley accent even if we don't come from one "
Oh, absolutely. We're all entirely identical. Only the English get to be individuals. Maybe Americans if you're lucky |
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"Everyone has an accent to someone.
I really hate my accent being made a spectacle of, on Fab or otherwise
I had a school friend came from Manchester lovely accent he had. The girls down this way fell head over heels for him properly helps he had the looks going for him too bear in mind.
Sure.
I'm Australian.
Someone once tried to hit on me in a club starting with "throw another shrimp on the barbie". Surprisingly, that did not work out well for him.
The Aussie accent has always took to banter defo after the film crocodile Dundee. I personally love it has a nice twang to it. I’ve never heard a deep toned Australian accent thou is there such a thing I always think of it as a higher pitch tone.
You'll be shocked to hear it wears a little bit thin. I prefer it not being mentioned at all, and if people have to bring it up, I prefer some element of originality. I even prefer "my mum's dog sitter's hairdresser moved to (random Australian city), do you know them?" Yes, it's a country of 25ish million people, my state alone could fit the landmass of the UK in it seven times, of course we all know each other...
Australians are sometimes prone to what's known as "uptalk", where the end of sentences go up in pitch, a bit like a question. It's something that people tend to find annoying (see this skit from Adam Hills) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpBYnL5fAXE&t=1s
Surely all you Australians have the same accent though Swing? Same as us Welshies, who obviously speak with a valley accent even if we don't come from one
Oh, absolutely. We're all entirely identical. Only the English get to be individuals. Maybe Americans if you're lucky "
I'm laughing even though it's blooming true  |
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"I bloody love hearing accents. It’s half the fun of socials where you have no idea what someone sounds like. I’m clearly Manc. I get taken the mick out of a lot at socials
Just socials?  "
Well socials and general life… |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I don't mind accents at all and they don't really annoy me and can be quite charming. Although to be fair, I don't think people from Derby have much of a distinct accent so that's probably why. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Am from near glasgow and talk proper glaswegian slang, actually hate my voice and how a talk  "
Be proud of the accent the heritage is really nice to hear love the Scot’s |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a soft voice but with a moderate Black Country accent so I'm not sure if anyone would find that a turn-on
Personally, accents can really turn me on depending on the person. I think I prefer Irish, Scottish, and northern accents |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I have a huge thing for accents ha they just do things to me. Probably not every accent and dialect but the there are not many that I do not like listening to. |
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I love an accent, soft spot for a lady from the west coast of Ireland or East Coast of Scotland. Mine is very much Northern Irish, and really stands out when I say things like "power shower".
Also have a soft spot of a Yorkshire accent, around Barnsley area. |
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not sure what people think of it as it’s very different
