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Can listening to a certain voice be physically painful?
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Unpleasant, annoying: It may be annoying and unpleasant, hence it may be uncomfortable to your ears. Hence it may be "painful", but try to see beyond the voice, the content and the person. If i don't enjoy certain quality of voices or sounds, i try to avoid it if possible. But it doesn't hurt me physically.
Answered 12/8/2012
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