Not for me it doesn't,

since I would have probably seen pictures of her before ever talking to her.  Samantha, I can tell by your lovely pics that you are not a kid.  LOL

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that you DO have a really nice voice and accent! No matter how you cut it, that's bound to help and to be more inviting Samantha!

And probably more important than a lady's voice itself is what and how she carries on a conversation. "Yeah", "No", "Dunno", "Maybe", "I don't care", etc is a big Red Flag to me!

I booked with a lady once that I really wanted to see! Our 5-6 minute phone conversation was like pulling teeth from her! Zero laughter, no personality in her voice, yet I booked in. Five minutes later I realized that my date with her was probably going to be handled the same way and I quickly canceled.

If there is some laughter within the first 30-60 seconds, I'm ready to set up a date right there.

Helen with her Finnish accent was a blast to talk too and Violet with her almost little girlish sweet voice was also great to talk to. Both were very easy to laugh......

Nothing wrong with a sexy voice. Especially if she talks like a sailor and or willing to dress up like Judy the Time/Life phone operator

Re: Is the womans voice play a part in deciding to see her ?

When gentlemen call me, they're taken back a little by my voice. I have the voice of teenager, so they always question my age. LOL

A sexy little voice can make a man hard as a rock and anxious to see you. However, it isn't always a good thing. I find that some will call and want to have phone sex. I'm a 'hands on' kind of girl. So, save the nasty talk for our date.

absolutely!! For me it's the tone as much as the voice itself. A real raspy 4 pack a day voice is a no-no, as well as an airheaded valleygirl impression. The tone, inflection, general impression are big for me.

It sure does work for me Samantha... I think you have a very sexy, sweet voice and love your accent!!

Re: Unless she sounds like Ernest Borgnine...

No, it doesn't play much of a part. By the time we finally speak, I've usually aready made up my mind.

...and I can't remember the line, but it was on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. I think he was referring to frequent guest Selma Diamond who had a particularly raspy voice. She wasn't much to look at either.

It does for me...

... I could NEVER do Fran Dresher (I know its spelled wrong - lol)

I saw a lady once who was visiting my city and I had not previously met her. Everything was set up easily via email.

So, the first time I actually talk with her is when I have parked my car and am walking to the hotel door and calling for the room number.  Her four-pack-a-day voice ruined any sexy thoughts I had running through my brain.

I did my best to try to block out the voice and concentrate on the great body and fine talents of the lady but the session just wasn't what I was anticipating.

I mentioned her gravelly voice in my review -- said that it was a slight turnoff for me -- still gave her a very good, solid review and she turned around and emailed me, wanting to rip me a new asshole.  Hey, I'm not the one who ruined my voice, lady, you are.

So, from now on, I always try to hear the voice before I commit to the appointment, if at all possible.

Every once in awhile, there is a woman whose voice hits like nails on the chalkboard. There is one lady that I may have considered until I heard her at a social function. Scratched her from my "maybe" list.

But I've generally had no problems with women of varying voices, ages, regional accents, etc.