Submitted by THe_Alpha_OP t3_z08vn8 in askscience
For a guy In his teens I wanted to know if your voice gets less deeper as you age or after your puberty? If not, what are some factors which might cause it?
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THe_Alpha_OP OP t1_ix6d0rx wrote
Thank you that was really helpful
UseThisOne2 t1_ix4zym0 wrote
Male voices deepen in puberty and as far as I know stay however deep they got in puberty forever. My voice went adult deep at age 12 and stayed there. Think of opera singers. A bass or a baritone remains a bass or baritone for life. Tenors remain tenors b
THe_Alpha_OP OP t1_ix6czo5 wrote
Thank you
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phunkyphries t1_ix5fe0g wrote
Male voices stay pretty much the same after puberty until you start getting into the elderly age range. At that point, male voices have a slight increase in pitch. Most men don’t find it particularly noticeable though. Women, on the other hand, experience a significant voice drop after menopause and find it quite bothersome.