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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: Why does everyone seem to hate the sound of their own voice?
gpt
When people hear themselves speak, the voice they hear is transmitted to their ears through the vibrations of their bones.  This is a different sound than what is communicated by air.  So one spends his/her entire life thinking they sound one way when the rest of the world hears them in a different manner.  Realizing that what they have "heard" their entire life isn't their true voice (as perceived by others) can make one dislike what they hear.