When reading over peoples what not do you kind of "Hear" them speak as it were?

Question

I often attribute voices as it were to some of my regular contacts. I tend to attempt in my own writings to convey voice inflections or accents etc... ehhh, *blinks*

Answer 1

I write just like I speak and I hear just like I listen.
What I tend not to hear (while on Y.A.) is anything I start to interpret as ignorant babble, that's when I fade and drift. Just like I do with my regular contacts.

Answer 2

I do attribute voice to my writing some times. When I do, I try to imagaine how "someone" ~ usually a mentor would respond in the circumstances and I write using words that I imagine they would use. It's a form of empathy, I think.

In typical responses like on Y!A I use my own voice using words I typically use in conversation. *bights lip*

Answer 3

haha Yeah, sometimes I do. I'm obsessive-compulsive, I do fight it, but, sometimes I have to write and spell correctly. It drives me insane. I want to write like I talk. Imagine a Texas drawl mixed with southern California. That's how I really talk. At work, I talk like the good ol boys. Depends on the company. I just realized that. There, you've gone and made me see something else about myself. hehe Thanks. Now, I've got this to work on and get rid of. I think you were sent to clean out my emotional issues. lol Love ya, Jamus.

Answer 4

Arrgghhhh

Answer 5

heh. I do the same thing. I can't stand when people type in caps because it makes me read it as yelling. >.<