There's a way.

I've been recording my spoken English in order to check it. I didn't feel any hesitation to open up my not-so-excellent English because I really wanted to know what was wrong with my pronunciation. I recorded myself, and I posted each recording on my public English journal. When it comes to studying English, I'd say I'm a person of gumption.
There is one thing I happened to know about my speech after recording it. Some visitors on my blog left comments saying my voice sounds good. My voice, not my pronunciation. One of them even flattered me by saying that I could be a narrator! I know I shouldn't lose my senses, but I was quite happy to hear it.
Actually, I hated my voice for a long time. I have some off-putting experiences about my voice. When I was a child, one of my classmates scoffed me and said that my voice sounded really weird. Someone said my voice didn't match my appearance. The other one said my voice was too low. With those nasty remarks, I didn't like my own voice at all.
I just wanted to check my spoken English at first, but now I'm quite happy with some compliments that succeeded in curing my trauma.



[VOON] I hated my voice