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>>243166 (OP) 
No. I find it cute and feminine.

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>>243166 (OP) 
I think the cute girls that most people seem to like are annoying and I hold a grave resentment over them while only some are okay. I like girls with soft, mellow, caring voices but still very recognizably girly.

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And to clarify that resentment is starting too wither but I still prefer the aforementioned type of girls because they're niche and feel like a breath of fresh air compared to what's popular.

It's better than feminists, hoodrats and thots

>>243166 (OP) 
>annoyed by cute girls being feminine
What kind of man is this? Lay off the HRT, my boy.

>>243166 (OP) 
i wouldnt think it is annoying (or feminine like others pointed), i think this behaviour is immature, childish even. i see women doing that with toddlers and pets, i can't really grasp why thats needed, it is not like they'd understand you if you change the pitch of your voice.

>>243232
>i think this behaviour is immature, childish even.
Anon, even full grown women aren't actually adults. They're engineered to relate to little kids in order to care for them.

>>243166 (OP) 
No, I don't find it annoying. They can't control the natural pitch of their voice and it's normal to vocalise 'awww' in a higher pitch

>>243166 (OP) 
anime?

>>247069
learn to yandex

>>247069
trace.moe says MF Ghost, episode 24, 4 minutes and 55 seconds into the episode.

My gf does that ALL the time