Hearing our own voice can evoke a range of emotions, and for many, it can be quite an uncomfortable experience. The phenomenon is not uncommon; many people report feeling a sense of disconnection or even distress when they hear recordings of themselves speaking. This reaction can stem from various psychological and physiological factors, raising questions about why our perception of our voice differs so significantly from how others hear it. The discomfort may be linked to self-image, identity, and the intimate nature of voice as a medium of communication. For some, the feeling can be so intense that it might even lead to anxiety or avoidance of situations where they…