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Welcome to R slash relationship advice, where Opie discovers that his boyfriend's gravelly

Batman voice isn't actually his real voice.

Our next Reddit post is from Throw Ratnax. I'm a 26-year-old woman and my boyfriend is 29. We've

been dating for just over five months now. In all other areas, things are going pretty well thus

far. We've met each other's friends and I'm planning on introducing him to my family soon.

My boyfriend's voice seems to fluctuate a lot, way beyond what's normal.

99% of the time, he'll speak in this heavy, guttural voice that sounds like an action hero or something.

I know that some men have a deeper voice naturally, but my boyfriend's voice is far deeper

than anyone else I know in real life.

It's practically a growl.

But as we've been spending more time together, I've noticed there are certain times his voice

sounds way different.

For example, a few days ago, I asked him a question in the middle of the night when he was

almost asleep, and his voice sounded much more normal middle of the night when he was almost asleep.

And his voice sounded much more normal. Whenever he's excited or taken by surprise, he lets his other voice slip. The other voice is much higher in pitch and more nasally, if that makes sense. It's

nothing like the voice I associate with my boyfriend. When we first started dating, I remember

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