stackyFACTSTrying to be quiet is actively destroying your throat. When you whisper, you violently force your vocal flaps tightly together while frantically pushing air through a tiny gap, creating immense mechanical friction. If you want to protect your voice, talking in a normal, unbothered tone is far safer.
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