What do gay people sound likek
Benjamin Munson, who studies language and speech at the University of Minnesota, found in one study that gay men did use a slightly different pronunciation than straight men. However, the difference wasn't the stereotypical "gay voice," but a tendency to use a more contemporary, pan-American accent, rather than the old-fashioned Minnesota accent as in the movie "Fargo".
Why Do Gay Men Sound Like ~That~?
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Gay VOICE is a thing: You can tell a man is homosexual from the way they talk, say scientists
Only my closest friends heard the real me—high-pitched, excitable, unfiltered. Still, the voice was a sore spot. I hated the way my voice sounded. And I hated that I hated it. And I hated that society taught me that a voice like mine should be hated. It was a mess of shame, internalised homophobia, and soundwaves.