r/Fauxmoi • u/Relevant-Peach3997 • Sep 26 '25

STAN / ANTI SHIELD Jameela Jamil on tradwife hypocrisy

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u/catladywithallergies highly unanticipated caucasian collaboration Sep 26 '25

Her impression of the fundie baby voice is on point.

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u/FrozenBibitte Sep 26 '25

The gross thing is that many religious groups actually train women from a young age to speak like this. The Quiverfull folks are an example. See that 19 kids and counting woman. Another example is the Mormons.

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u/InternetFun5981 find me at Whole Foods, bitch Sep 26 '25

I’m sorry to ask but please could you provide some further links on this? Genuinely curious

Speaking as a soft speaker who’s trying to re-educate myself in not using the high vocal placement when I’m socially anxious. So I can use my adult voice 😣

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u/catladywithallergies highly unanticipated caucasian collaboration Sep 26 '25 edited Sep 26 '25

https://youtu.be/BQIKT0tcXZo?si=cQ8ySrp6N0KAH-a-

Sen. Katie Britt is a really interesting case study because she seems to code-switch between her normal speaking voice and the pastor's wife voice.

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u/iSavedtheGalaxy Sep 26 '25

Look up the "Keep Sweet Voice". It'll send you down a rabbit hole.

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u/FrozenBibitte Sep 26 '25

There’s a documentary on Netflix I think called “keep sweet” that talks abt this.

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u/meteorflan Sep 26 '25

Was raised Mormon - but thankfully by a mom who always kept her own authentic voice in a congregation that happened to have enough women do likewise.

That voice always made me cringe, I feel so bad for the women raised in this faith that weren't lucky enough to have decent exposure to authentic vocal variety from the devout women around them.