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Are males afraid of singing?
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swingerofbirch
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I love to sing. The only person I have difficulty singing around is my therapist. He's quite judgmental. But anyone else, I love to sing for. And I sing by myself as well.
I am a male and I'm not "afraid" of singing. I sing in private sometimes, as well as when I'm around my family.
But the songs I sing are not your usual songs...I usually sing J-pop in Japanese. So that takes a lot out of any possible embarrassment.
When people don't know what you're singing, or they've never heard the song, it's much more "under the radar" than if you were singing the latest Maroon 5 or Adele song.
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If that's what you must keep telling yourself, so be it.
Hehe, as long as I think the music is cool, and others can't identify it, I won't be embarrassed.
He-he, as long as I think the music is cool, and others can't identify it, I won't be embarrassed.
Is there really a danger of that happening?
When answering the phone, singing completely out of tune, things like:'Oh Mark, how nice of you to call me, you're my best friend and i will always loooooooooooooove youououou, you saved my life and i want to ******************************ck you' (or things about his/her mother, the nastier is most of the times the best). is a pretty good conversation starter. Especially if the other one is in a public place and either starts laughing really hard or... sings along.
Of course not. I sang in nu8scal theater in HS and punk bands in college. I trained with an opera coach as well. I still go out sing karaoke in bars once in a while, much to the relief of other bar patrons who've been suffering through the tone deaf for hours.
