I feel your pain I’m 15 and it’s so hard to speak with people with people with out them saying “ stop forcing your voice to get attention “ I’m like I’m not I speak like I’m 5 because I have a disorder I can’t help it
*How I cured my puberphonia:* Okay, so when I was in 7th grade I hit puberty and my voice started cracking. My natural voice was soft and high pitched, but when my voice would crack it would become "deep" and "croaky". When I entered 8th grade, and then 9th and 10th grade, I still had my soft voice from childhood. My voice from childhood was soft and high pitched, I sounded like a squeeky mickey mouse, everyone would laugh at me for it, to the point where I stopped talking at school. I would write on papers to communicate with people. Not only was my voice high pitched and soft, but I couldn't talk some days, my voice would almost disappear. It was impossible for me to be heard in loud situations. Well, my voice kept cracking hower, and every time it cracked my voice would sound VERY deep and VERY croaky, to my ears. Well, I had a special ability, I could make my voice crack on command, I could make it crack on purpose, it's hard to explain but I could just do it. I thought to myself, *"What if that is my real voice? When my voice cracks it's deep, what if that is my real voice trying to break through?"* Well, I made my voice crack on purpose. To my ears it sounded abnormally deep, but I decided to record myself. When I recorded myself, my voice sounded normal! It was deep but good, and I realized that -- that was my real voice! So I decided to make my voice crack, but I would keep my voice that way, I would talk and keep my voice at that pitch. This happened during summer break. By the time I got back to school, I was speaking in my real voice, and it sounded good. I was 16 then turned 17..... Now I'm 21 and my voice is deep, sometimes it sounds raspy (I have acid reflux which may have caused or worsened my puberphonia) but my voice sounds really good. I'm only 5'6 maybe 5'7 and everyone says my voice is deep for my height, but it sounds good, and my current girlfriend loves it. So if you have puberphonia, try to do what I did. You can do it, just try, and keep it steady, "lock" your voice so it stays the way it's supposed to sound like,
@@kaviboss2096 All puberphonia is different, re read my original comment. My voice was soft and high pitched but it would crack, and it when it cracked it would get very deep. I knew how to make it crack on command, so I did that, and I kept talking like that, which was my "real voice" Your puberphonia might be different
Hello I’m in a very similar situation. I can make my voice way deeper on command like a special ability. Though it still cracks sometimes to my higher voice when I do it. It also feels off when I do it like not normal. I’m 16 and get called Mickey Mouse and Carl wheezer alot when I was younger I didn’t care bc I had hope. But now I’m 16 and i lost hope. I really wanna change can you give me any tips or anything to do?
I think I'm suffering from this disorder I've been through voice therapy and psychotherapy but no improvement I'm still in to it and accepting that it will never change I'll be embarrassed forever. Surgery is not possible in the Philippines and my family don't have means to consult a doctor outside our country.
Same I also have a high pitch voice. But I must accepted it. Because I can't change it and I can't change who I am I guess. But yeah. I understand the embarrassment as well. I got it alot last year and before. That also lead me to depression, bully and got laugh alot. But I guess the only way is to ignore them. I am so sorry that you had that pain and embarrassing experience and hope that something will make you feel better. From NZ
@@Jackfruit881animations i can change my voice to deep but it keeps hurting my throat,i think my real voice is deep but i cant use it because its hurt a lot
I’m 15 and it’s so hard to speak with people with people with out them saying “ stop forcing your voice to get attention “ I’m like I’m not I speak like I’m 5 because I have a disorder I can’t help it Cause my voice is high pitch and when I sing it goes deeper then this leads people to think it’s forced
One thing i noticed was when sometimes my voice for some reason turns very deep i'm way more confident and people listen to me often/respect me more i don't get why whenever my voice sounds like a 16-17 year old when i'm 23 people don't really treat me like an adult
@JackDawson-xl7bo Puberphonia, where a person retains a high-pitched voice beyond puberty, can affect how others perceive you. A deeper voice often carries more authority and confidence, which might explain why you notice a difference in how people treat you when your voice temporarily deepens. Despite being 23, if your voice still sounds like that of a teenager, it can influence others' perceptions. Voice therapy with a speech-language pathologist could help you develop a more mature and consistent vocal tone, potentially improving how you're perceived socially and professionally.
I also have puberphonia but some months ago i get a new voice which is low pitch but with sound also very low and crack and Now I can't talk in my Feminine voice I want my normal voice ☹️
@GullTopper Feeling self-conscious about your voice can be challenging, especially if it’s affecting your confidence and performance. Here are a few suggestions to help manage those feelings: 1. **Practice Speaking**: Try practicing speaking in a safe environment, like with friends or family, to build confidence. 2. **Voice Training**: Consider working with a speech therapist or vocal coach who can help you feel more comfortable and improve your speaking skills. 3. **Focus on Strengths**: Concentrate on your strengths and achievements. Remember that your voice doesn’t define your abilities or worth. 4. **Seek Support**: Talking to a counselor or therapist about your feelings can provide you with strategies to overcome shyness and build self-esteem. Your voice is a unique part of who you are, and with time and practice, you can become more comfortable using it.
Speech therapy! Since the surgery could come with multiple risks effecting the voice negatively and theres no promise that it will work. Speech therapy is unharmful to the voice and is almost always the first recommendation and step for this patient-group. Therapy has been showed to have good results if the patients apply the learned techniques in their everyday-life and continues with the indirect treatment at home.
@echothepotato It's okay to have complex feelings about your identity and experiences. Understanding and exploring your feelings can be a journey, and it's important to approach it with openness and self-compassion. If you're feeling confused or need support, talking to a mental health professional or counselor can provide clarity and guidance. They can help you navigate your feelings and support you in understanding your identity better.
I have this condition since 2022 at 12 years old i sound very much girly and people make fun of me because of it now its 2024 and its still not cured does anyone have a tip on how to cure this condition?😢
@GullTopper If you’re experiencing a voice condition that causes you distress, consider consulting a speech therapist or vocal coach who specializes in voice disorders. They can provide exercises and techniques to help adjust your voice. Additionally, seeing an ENT specialist can help identify any underlying medical issues. Consistent practice with these techniques, combined with seeking support from groups or counseling, can help you manage the condition and improve your confidence.
i think i might have this too i talked normal till i was 13 then my voice was very high pitched and very low people couldnt understand what i'm saying i'm 47 now and my voice is still the same
It sounds like you might be experiencing a voice disorder, which can sometimes persist from adolescence into adulthood; consulting with an ENT specialist or a speech-language pathologist could provide valuable insights and potential treatments.
Doctor, I am Moroccan and I cannot understand you. Please help me. I am 16 years old and I have a problem of immaturity of the voice, what is the solution please
I am 30 and having this is one of the worst things ever when having to interact with people on the daily.
I feel your pain I’m 15 and it’s so hard to speak with people with people with out them saying “ stop forcing your voice to get attention “ I’m like I’m not I speak like I’m 5 because I have a disorder I can’t help it
I also I even ashamed to talk to friends and teachers, and I never want to read chapter In class
@@Skunks_Are_Cool stop tying like your 5 you just want attention
@@Skunks_Are_Cool the teatment of this is eazy
I can feel your pain as I'm also suffering from the same..
*How I cured my puberphonia:*
Okay, so when I was in 7th grade I hit puberty and my voice started cracking. My natural voice was soft and high pitched, but when my voice would crack it would become "deep" and "croaky". When I entered 8th grade, and then 9th and 10th grade, I still had my soft voice from childhood. My voice from childhood was soft and high pitched, I sounded like a squeeky mickey mouse, everyone would laugh at me for it, to the point where I stopped talking at school. I would write on papers to communicate with people. Not only was my voice high pitched and soft, but I couldn't talk some days, my voice would almost disappear. It was impossible for me to be heard in loud situations.
Well, my voice kept cracking hower, and every time it cracked my voice would sound VERY deep and VERY croaky, to my ears. Well, I had a special ability, I could make my voice crack on command, I could make it crack on purpose, it's hard to explain but I could just do it.
I thought to myself, *"What if that is my real voice? When my voice cracks it's deep, what if that is my real voice trying to break through?"*
Well, I made my voice crack on purpose. To my ears it sounded abnormally deep, but I decided to record myself. When I recorded myself, my voice sounded normal! It was deep but good, and I realized that -- that was my real voice!
So I decided to make my voice crack, but I would keep my voice that way, I would talk and keep my voice at that pitch. This happened during summer break.
By the time I got back to school, I was speaking in my real voice, and it sounded good. I was 16 then turned 17..... Now I'm 21 and my voice is deep, sometimes it sounds raspy (I have acid reflux which may have caused or worsened my puberphonia) but my voice sounds really good.
I'm only 5'6 maybe 5'7 and everyone says my voice is deep for my height, but it sounds good, and my current girlfriend loves it.
So if you have puberphonia, try to do what I did. You can do it, just try, and keep it steady, "lock" your voice so it stays the way it's supposed to sound like,
Bro does your voice changes when you are talking fast and low ??
Bro I am having puberphonia what is the steps to lower my voice please tell??
@@kaviboss2096 All puberphonia is different, re read my original comment. My voice was soft and high pitched but it would crack, and it when it cracked it would get very deep. I knew how to make it crack on command, so I did that, and I kept talking like that, which was my "real voice"
Your puberphonia might be different
Hello I’m in a very similar situation. I can make my voice way deeper on command like a special ability. Though it still cracks sometimes to my higher voice when I do it. It also feels off when I do it like not normal. I’m 16 and get called Mickey Mouse and Carl wheezer alot when I was younger I didn’t care bc I had hope. But now I’m 16 and i lost hope. I really wanna change can you give me any tips or anything to do?
@@Okibs i m also having this problem bro.dont know how to cure 😩...where are you from bro ??
Is there anyone whose voice fluctuate and can't talk in crowd as your voice is so low pitched and cannot be heard?
me😭
Yes. It hurts we can't express our feelings in the crowd even if we want to say something
@@rohithkulal8027 yes it also happen with me i am 17
Yes here I am
Literally it's me, when someone tells me to call someone in crowd I just run into them to avoid embarrassment and not call them in my voice
I’m 23 and it’s so annoying because people think I’m 5💀
Same😢
If u have puberphonia so I will give u online session free of cost @@suwarnaraipure
I have puberphonia but I have never been bullied by anyone because of my voice but I feel embarrassed at times cause of this..
same. btt when someone bullied me about this i feel very hurt and i cant stop my eyes to cry😵
I think I'm suffering from this disorder I've been through voice therapy and psychotherapy but no improvement I'm still in to it and accepting that it will never change I'll be embarrassed forever. Surgery is not possible in the Philippines and my family don't have means to consult a doctor outside our country.
That’s rough... i hope live will make it up to you someday :)
Im from ph too im suffering to this problem,any idea how to get rid of it
Same I also have a high pitch voice. But I must accepted it. Because I can't change it and I can't change who I am I guess. But yeah. I understand the embarrassment as well. I got it alot last year and before. That also lead me to depression, bully and got laugh alot. But I guess the only way is to ignore them.
I am so sorry that you had that pain and embarrassing experience and hope that something will make you feel better.
From NZ
@@Jackfruit881animations i can change my voice to deep but it keeps hurting my throat,i think my real voice is deep but i cant use it because its hurt a lot
@@Jackfruit881animations can you make your voice deep too?
I’m 15 and it’s so hard to speak with people with people with out them saying “ stop forcing your voice to get attention “ I’m like I’m not I speak like I’m 5 because I have a disorder I can’t help it
Cause my voice is high pitch and when I sing it goes deeper then this leads people to think it’s forced
Hows ur voice now
@@gamingspot9786 still not good- I guess it got lil deeper as i sing a lot
Samee its so relieving to hear some one is out there having the same problem atleast now i feel like i can get through this problem
@Pizza I’ve been doing voice exercises and yes my voice has got a lot better over 1+ year
How's yo voice now?
I am male but my voice is sounds like female since I was a kid is this puberphonia?
One thing i noticed was when sometimes my voice for some reason turns very deep i'm way more confident and people listen to me often/respect me more i don't get why whenever my voice sounds like a 16-17 year old when i'm 23 people don't really treat me like an adult
@JackDawson-xl7bo Puberphonia, where a person retains a high-pitched voice beyond puberty, can affect how others perceive you. A deeper voice often carries more authority and confidence, which might explain why you notice a difference in how people treat you when your voice temporarily deepens. Despite being 23, if your voice still sounds like that of a teenager, it can influence others' perceptions. Voice therapy with a speech-language pathologist could help you develop a more mature and consistent vocal tone, potentially improving how you're perceived socially and professionally.
I also have puberphonia but some months ago i get a new voice which is low pitch but with sound also very low and crack and Now I can't talk in my Feminine voice I want my normal voice ☹️
Your age bro
@@mohamedshiafn6255 15
Kinda lucky in my opinion because I have puberphonia, and soon I turn 18 years old :(
@@Kleadsy😥
@@Kleadsy me too hv puberphonia I'm 18 now could u tell me a idea how to cure it
4:15 what did the lady see that's made her so supprised?
🍌
@@ioi648 you're right! 🍌
I swear to god i could have ace every subject in our school but im way too shy and embarrased with this voice😢
same
@GullTopper Feeling self-conscious about your voice can be challenging, especially if it’s affecting your confidence and performance. Here are a few suggestions to help manage those feelings:
1. **Practice Speaking**: Try practicing speaking in a safe environment, like with friends or family, to build confidence.
2. **Voice Training**: Consider working with a speech therapist or vocal coach who can help you feel more comfortable and improve your speaking skills.
3. **Focus on Strengths**: Concentrate on your strengths and achievements. Remember that your voice doesn’t define your abilities or worth.
4. **Seek Support**: Talking to a counselor or therapist about your feelings can provide you with strategies to overcome shyness and build self-esteem.
Your voice is a unique part of who you are, and with time and practice, you can become more comfortable using it.
Which treatment best solution for puberphonia
1) speech therapy
2) surgery
Pls can anyone say the solution for me..
Speech therapy! Since the surgery could come with multiple risks effecting the voice negatively and theres no promise that it will work. Speech therapy is unharmful to the voice and is almost always the first recommendation and step for this patient-group. Therapy has been showed to have good results if the patients apply the learned techniques in their everyday-life and continues with the indirect treatment at home.
@@ebbahenningsson753 What are some of the techniques?
I didn't know this existed, I thought I was just gay 😭😆
@echothepotato It's okay to have complex feelings about your identity and experiences. Understanding and exploring your feelings can be a journey, and it's important to approach it with openness and self-compassion. If you're feeling confused or need support, talking to a mental health professional or counselor can provide clarity and guidance. They can help you navigate your feelings and support you in understanding your identity better.
I have this condition since 2022 at 12 years old i sound very much girly and people make fun of me because of it now its 2024 and its still not cured does anyone have a tip on how to cure this condition?😢
@GullTopper If you’re experiencing a voice condition that causes you distress, consider consulting a speech therapist or vocal coach who specializes in voice disorders. They can provide exercises and techniques to help adjust your voice. Additionally, seeing an ENT specialist can help identify any underlying medical issues. Consistent practice with these techniques, combined with seeking support from groups or counseling, can help you manage the condition and improve your confidence.
Who are suffering, they should go to speech and language therapist for therapy
Could a female have this without realizing? Cos I swear my teacher speaks so high pitched
probably. same goes for marzie, pewdiepie wife. i believe she speaks in her natural voice even it sounds high pitched while others doubt that.
Hii
I'm 16 years old and I have this I think because my voice hasn't changed 😢
It's common for voice changes to vary, but if you're concerned, consider consulting an endocrinologist. ❤️
i think i might have this too i talked normal till i was 13 then my voice was very high pitched and very low people couldnt understand what i'm saying i'm 47 now and my voice is still the same
It sounds like you might be experiencing a voice disorder, which can sometimes persist from adolescence into adulthood; consulting with an ENT specialist or a speech-language pathologist could provide valuable insights and potential treatments.
Doctor, I am Moroccan and I cannot understand you. Please help me. I am 16 years old and I have a problem of immaturity of the voice, what is the solution please
What really im moroccan too and im 16 i have the same problem
Did it changed now?
خويا قول ليا واش تبدل صوتك ولا باقي
عافاك
@@cheese-weeb oui khoya hadi ch7all l9it l7ell
Puberphonia
Puberphonia
Puberphonia
Puberphonia
Can anyone help as how to cure this plz😭😭
@@GamerGamer-fd2wi what
I suffered it till 18
@@fathimaraja9916 I'm still any idea plz
Voice therapy
Yes I can help u I m speech therapist
funy because i have a RLLY HIGH VOICE and hit 2 octoaves higher
hi sir how i contact you sir....
can i take testosterone to make my voice more masculine since im a guy?
i been wondering about this too 😢
645ar
masturbation can be a cause!!
Fr?
@@mango2k846no 💀
Dude wtf? Really???
I started at 12 and my voice still sounds the same from when I'm like 11 years old to now and I'm now 18 so idk