Why does my voice sound so weird? I don’t speak like this when speaking normally.

When a person speaks, the vibration of the vocal cords causes the vibration of the air, which transmits the sound waves to other people's ears, and others hear the sound. The sound produced by the vibration of the vocal cords is also directly transmitted to your inner ear through the bones and muscles of your head. Since the sound transmission ability of solids is much better than that of gases, the sounds you hear are mainly transmitted through the skeletal muscles of the head, and the sounds are loud. The sounds heard by others are mainly transmitted through the air, and they will sound different. . Therefore, there is a difference between how others hear your voice and how you hear your own voice. So your voice is pretty girly to begin with, but it’ll be fine in two years. You’re still young