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I love men with a southern accent, I love that slow sexy drawl. And I love Cajun accents. I also really like men with English and Australian accents.
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Sexy accents... do they turn you on?
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I enjoy all accents other than my own. Having lived in a southern US state for so long I think I've developed a bit of a southern drawl. It's very arousing to hear a voice with another accent whisper in your ear.
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Accents that I find very sexy and attractive on women are southern accents, (there are several variations and I really like the low country accent). The most imitated by TV and Hollywood, mostly very poorly done, is the Charleston accent. I love women with English, Australian and French accents. A woman with a nice voice and an English accent talking dirty is especially hot.
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I do love accents from over seas as well like, Ireland, Scotland, England and can't forget Australian. They do get my juices flowing.
British accents captivate me. When I hear an authentic British accent, I can't pull myself away. I don't know what it is, I'm just drawn to it. I've not heard many different accents from a woman, but I myself can do British, Australian, French, Indian, Southern, Boston accent, and Jersey-shore accent.
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And Jamaican. I can also do a Jamaican accent. Now how accurate any of those are, I don't know, but people love to hear me do accents.
You should try getting a gig in a comedy club doing your accents. Just say funny things and have a conversation with yourself as if you are different people, each with a different accent. That could be very popular act. You could start out part time and maybe it would lead to something big.
I read that Bob Newhart was an accountant in his day job and had a funny telephone routine he entertained friends with. That led to a comedy club act and that led to a successful television career.
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You should try getting a gig in a comedy club doing your accents. Just say funny things and have a conversation with yourself as if you are different people, each with a different accent. That could be very popular act. You could start out part time and maybe it would lead to something big.
I read that Bob Newhart was an accountant in his day job and had a funny telephone routine he entertained friends with. That led to a comedy club act and that led to a successful television career.
I don't know. I might. Cracking jokes isn't really my thing, I have very dry humor. Of course as imaginative as I am, I could write up conversations between the accents...Good idea, I'll consider it.
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A french accent makes me melt every time.....a gorgeous timbre in the voice is irresistable
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C'è un fascino per il proibito che lo rende indicibilmente desiderabile.
— Mark Twain
I'm DUBLIN IRISH and uni educated so I have a PRETTY neutral Irish accent I THINK! (In the US and other places most people think I'm British. Of course in Britain, no-one thinks that!)
But I am a HUGE fan of accents. For such a small country, Ireland has a plethora of really differing accents. A CORK accent sounds like singing, a DONEGAL accent sounds like someone talking in their sleep... Both ummmmmm.... btw...
Upon Lush Stories, there are some audio performers who read in regional accents and I love that.
Laura Lee Sugah's TEXAN drawl drives me nuts. Mazza's Scot's accent is sublime. Jayne33 has the SMOKIEST english accent and Daisy Shylass also has the cutest voice. Kiera has a CUTE LONDON cheeky accent.
I think an accent can be as sexy as a smile.
xx SF
But I am a HUGE fan of accents. For such a small country, Ireland has a plethora of really differing accents. A CORK accent sounds like singing, a DONEGAL accent sounds like someone talking in their sleep... Both ummmmmm.... btw...
Upon Lush Stories, there are some audio performers who read in regional accents and I love that.
Laura Lee Sugah's TEXAN drawl drives me nuts. Mazza's Scot's accent is sublime. Jayne33 has the SMOKIEST english accent and Daisy Shylass also has the cutest voice. Kiera has a CUTE LONDON cheeky accent.
I think an accent can be as sexy as a smile.
xx SF
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Absolutely...Australian, French, Italian...even Brooklyn 
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Love a sexy British accent!
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OMG I love an Irish or Scottish , accent, Southern U.S. does it for me too
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Antarctican accents just make me melt
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I like woman with heavy Russian accent. It sound proud and strong.
If proud and strong are the qualities you're looking for, you might as well go for a Russian wrestler, kitty-cat:
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Antarctican accents just make me melt
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I love Northern (English) accents in all their many forms - Geordie, Scouse, Manc, Yorkshire, Lancs.
They're all so good!
You would swoon at my partner's - broad rural Yorkshire.
Don't tell him, though, but I love soft burrs like Welsh and some Irish.
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I love British accents, and dirty talk in German is also very hot.
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I do love accents from over seas as well like, Ireland, Scotland, England and can't forget Australian. They do get my juices flowing.
Interesting that you mention the British ones there. All three of those have their individual accents within them, in the same way that different parts of America have theirs.
As a Scot my own is probably bordering on Glasgow. Go east and there are very different dialects in Edinburgh, Fife, Tayside and the Doric speech of the north east.
I've even had trouble following conversations when on trips up north.
Same could be said about England and Newcastle, Manchester, Birmingham and London.
Ireland too - there's a famous old clip of an interviewer repeatedly asking a Belfast man to slow down and each time the man was incapable of anything other than talking like a train.
Anyway - back on track.
I love hearing Irish accents. There's something about Scandinavian ones too.
My own seemed very popular when I was in L.A. many years ago.
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I have a thing for Irish, British, and Scottish accent. I have no idea why..