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Did you ever encounter one of these?

You try to say something important to your partner. He says: “Yeah, yeah, yeah — we’ll talk about it later”

You speak to your kids. They say: “Be quiet, mom”. Or they do the exact opposite of what you just asked.

You speak to your teenagers. They say: “Mom, you don’t know what you’re talking about”, “You talk too much”, “Don’t try to teach me”.

You bring an idea to your boss. She hears you — sort of — and says: “Yeah, we’ll think about it. We’ll get back to you”.

Here’s the thing

It’s not about what you’re saying. It’s about how. 

Somewhere inside lives a bigger woman — the one who knows, who feels, who sees.

But somehow she isn’t speaking through you. Someone else is. 

And it hurts. Because no one hears you fully. No one receives you fully.

In 30 years of working with women, Peruquois has mapped four archetypes of the voice that isn’t ours. 

These are the voices of the woman who has lost her authentic voice — and is mimicking something built on deep repression, pain, and locked emotion.

Over the next hour, you’ll meet all four. And you’ll almost certainly recognize yourself in at least one.

Which one do you recognize in yourself?

ARCHETYPE 01. The Good Girl’s Voice

She’s in a fully grown woman’s body. But her voice isn’t a grown woman’s voice. It still sounds like a girl. It sits high. It’s in her head. It doesn’t come down into her chest.

Because from babyhood she was taught: don’t say what you really feel — that’s rude. If you want Dad to love you, be sweet. Be quiet. Behave. And Mom said: you’re too much — no man will want you like that.

So now she’s always trying. Almost saying what she means. Softening, downplaying, staying on the positive side. Apologizing with her tone alone.

And the listener feels it. He doesn’t fully believe her — because only a piece of her is speaking.

ARCHETYPE 02. The Grandmother’s Voice

It’s not only in older women. Peruquois has heard it in thirty-year-olds, fifty-year-olds, seventy-year-olds. The voice sits right on the vocal cords. Thin. Slightly breaking. It rides up and down, emotional, uncontrolled. As if there’s a cork in her throat — packed with everything she never got to say. Every hushed moment, every “you shouldn’t feel that,” every swallowed word — it all settled there.

And now, when she tries to speak, the voice has to squeeze past it. Her head tips slightly forward. The cords are under that much pressure. Since the feelings can’t move through, they go up into the head. Thinking, thinking, thinking. And thinking becomes worrying, worrying, worrying.

This is the frequency the listener hears: worry. And she’s exhausting to be around. 

ARCHETYPE 03. The Commanding Voice

She sounds super confident. She knows how it is. She’ll tell you. The voice commands. Not warm. The listener doesn’t feel safe — just told. There’s a push behind it. Very little softness. And almost never kindness.

She learned this through the school system: be faster, be sharper, live from masculine energy — or you don’t succeed. Or her father planted it in her: be the best, or be nothing. Often: single mothers. You play both parents, you start commanding the kids — and it becomes habit. Always stating how it is.

This is a woman living from masculine polarity — for survival. She hasn’t accessed her full feminine nature, because she’s had to fight for everything she has.

ARCHETYPE 04. The Mimic Voice

We all mimic as children. We mimic Mom. We mimic our big brother. Our favorite actress. The cool kids at school. Sometimes the mimic becomes us. She’s the hyper-confident cool girl: “Come on, bitches, let’s go get drinks.” “OK ladies, we’re doing this.” Her body says one thing. Her voice says another — borrowed from a TikTok star, an Instagram reel, a podcast host.

Or she’s the spiritual mimic. Voice high, airy, elevated — like she’s already above human emotion, filled with love and enlightenment. There’s an influencer you follow. The way she phrases things feels so cool. Next time you’re out, she speaks through you.

Or a man you admire — how he commands a room. So you copy his style. This isn’t wrong or bad. It’s just not your voice. Did you recognize yourself in one or two? With this lesson, you can start exploring your voice now. On top of that, you will touch a very special aspect of your voice. 

The Collar

The invisible collar that tightens around the throat. You didn’t make it. It was made by every voice from the past that told you: be quiet, behave, be nice, don’t be too much. Those voices became your voice. Now they speak from inside — and they tighten the throat like a collar. In the course, you get the first practice: take the collar off.

This knowledge will immediately serve you in the office, in the living room, in the bedroom, and everywhere else.

So, let’s begin our lesson.

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