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It was always the voice, not the picture, that turned me on. There was a moment when I put the scene in the background, and she whispered so hoarsely and low, as if directly into my ear. I got goosebumps down my spine - not from the visuals, but from those words, "you're mine... only mine." It wasn't something wild in content, just pitch-lowering, commanding, like she was holding you with her voice. But once I got to a voiceover with a squealing girl - and it's a different planet: it's like the innocence breaks right in the moment. Sometimes it seems that the sound is more important than the scene itself.
Have you ever had it happen that it was the voice that brought you to the finish line before the denouement itself?      

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I once came across a 3D comic where the whole scene was based on voices - the heroine with an absolutely predatory timbre, a bit smoky, was pulling words as if enveloped by them. At first I watched just for the sake of interest, but after the first phrases she just hypnotized me. Like, “You have no idea what I'm going to do to you” - and it wasn't the picture, it was HOW she said it. I hovered, then started looking for just such scenes where the voiceover wasn't just background, but part of the excitement. I was surprised to find a category on https://18comix.org where the characters only talk for the first couple minutes - no action, just voice and breathing. And it bloody well works.      

I'm most into those soft, almost stuttering moans, where it's like the girl didn't expect how hard she was going to get. Like, it's quiet at first: “m-m-m...” and then her voice comes off and you feel like she can't hold back. It's a hundred times more powerful than yelling or swearing - it's that sincerity in her voice that gets you right through. Sometimes I don't even look at the screen - I just listen and my imagination draws its own.