The Seductive Power of a Sexy Voice

 

Men and women are attracted to the sound of a woman's voice, even if they can't actually hear it on porn sex movies. In recent years, researchers have found that women who are ovulating or near ovulation have an enhanced "sexiness" in their voices compared to non-fertile phases. The effect is thought to be driven by estrogen levels, which are highest during ovulation. Estrogen plays an important role in regulating female sexuality; for example, higher estrogen levels increase libido and heighten sensations during sex. It makes sense then that high estrogen levels would make a woman's voice sound more enticing—and this is exactly what researchers found when they tested people's reactions to different recordings of female voices over time

Research on the seductive power of voice demonstrates that women can enhance their attractiveness by altering their voices.

Studies have shown that men and women interpret the voices of women who are ovulating or near ovulation as more attractive. This effect is thought to be driven by estrogen levels, which are known to increase during fertility cycles in women.

Female voices tend to become higher pitched when they are "on" than when they're "off," and this increase in pitch doesn't seem to matter much for men's judgments of whether a woman is attractive or not (i.e., men don't seem to care about her actual voice). However, it does change how other women perceive her attractiveness: When an ovulating woman uses a high-pitched voice, other females find her sexier than when she uses low-pitched tones—even if she has no idea what her own voice sounds like!

The researchers found that both sexes thought these women had sexier voices.

The research also revealed that the way a woman's voice sounds changes during ovulation, making her more attractive to men. In fact, when women are most likely to be fertile, their voices sound sexier than men. The researchers found that men find women's voices more attractive when they are ovulating.

The authors of this study suggest that this may be because a sexy voice is an indicator of good health and youthfulness which are strong indicators of reproductive potential in females.

The effect is thought to be driven by estrogen levels, which are highest during ovulation.

Estrogen levels also affect the pitch of the female voice and make it sound slightly breathier, even when talking at rest. People with higher estrogen levels perceive themselves as more attractive than those with lower estrogen levels, so it's possible that these effects are amplified in women who are near ovulation (when their ovaries release an egg).

This might explain why you find your partner's voice so sexy—but it doesn't explain why his friends' voices don't do anything for you. After all, everyone has the same hormones pumping through their bodies at any given moment; if anything, men would be expected to have stronger biological cues than women due to higher testosterone levels throughout their lives (though this isn't backed up by research). The answer lies not in biology but psychology: other people don't have the power over us that our partners do because we have learned what they're like over time while they've remained largely mysterious creatures whose inner workings remain a mystery until one day they open up enough for us to see past their defenses and into their vulnerability...but only after much time spent together under ideal circumstances where no one else could possibly come between us now that we've found each other again after so much searching!

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