Voice Overnight

[1234]

Hey so I was just wondering, first of all, do your vocal chords only lengthen at night? If so, once it lowers, will it be enough to notice a difference? Or will it all just be so gradual that it won't seem any different?

[MoveAlong]

Growth spurts will make it noticable, but you don't always have growth spurts and you may just have gradual growth. After awhile when you start paying attention to the intonation of your voice, you'll notice some difference whether or not it's gradual.

Your whole body mainly grows at night and that's why sleep is so important. But some of your growth can be during the day (I classify muscle building as slight growth, and you can feel your muscle aches from training through the day)

Of course, you won't notice much any day. Like I said, noticing growth kind of builds up to whenever you personally discover it. When I was 11, my dick was 4.5", and I didn't measure it regularly so I found out at about 12 that it was 5.5 and I didn't notice when I was 4.6 to 5.4 until I directly measured it and so it all built up :P

[Omega]

My voice got way deeper in like 2 days, even my friends noticed they were like what the ****!?

[MoveAlong]

Well I guess you could notice something like that (that really could happen), but like I said it's whenever you notice it. Your voice doesn't fully change overnight but it can change overnight, such as in Omega's cage or just starting to crack the next day. Eh

[1234]

Ohhhhh, ok, I get it now. Thnx guys.

[02cscott]

mine just gradually lowerd over the course of a few months, coz i sing and kep on singing through my break it made it so much smoother and didn't crack once

[1234]

Few months...wow, I assumed it would take like a year :P

[MoveAlong]

For some, it does! A lot of stuff can happen in a few months. But it's probably not completely lowered, but he must of noticed a big change in those few months. It just depends on how you grow

[1234]

Oh alright, does the length of time for your voice to drop correspond to the rate at which your other puberty-related attributes develop?