It's obvious that women value it in men (hence, rock cretins and their supermodel wives), but I never thought a woman's voice could make a difference in a level of her attractiveness.
As an example: To me, Katy Perry would be less attractive if she had the voice of an opera singer but a chest two cup sizes smaller.
I thought this was standard operating procedure for most guys--maybe it is, perhaps it's not--I hadn't put a ton of thought into it.
And then I heard Kristen Bell sing.
Although I always found her cuteiful, she climbed to near the Portman echelon of hotness for me after hearing her voice.
What about you? Does voice increase hotness, or is it a non-factor?
Definite yes for me. For a woman with physical beauty, the singing voice is a multiplier.
11-23-2014, 03:29 AM
Is a Good Singing Voice in a Woman a Turn-on?
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