>>24545132>Ah, that'll be the autism I suppose.Maybe, could just be you and your upbringing; vast majority of people have qualities of the other gender's speech and people who don't tend to come off as over compensating or the like. Truth is that the majority of people have a voice in a small and heavily overlapping pitch range, in adolescence women with deep voice tend to learn to use their sinus' more to raise the pitch of the voice and men with high voices tend to learn to use their throat more to lower their voice which skews everything. So throaty deep voices are viewed as more masculine and high nasal voices as more feminine. Physical size has more to do with this than gender, women tend to be smaller than men so tend to have high voices but even then physical size alone does not determine the size of the various cavities which determines pitch and we have a good amount of ability to shape those cavities to control pitch, hence singing.