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ouch..plus don't worry you're voice will deepen
If you think that's bad, I'm 14 and everyone thinks I'm my grandfather.
Dude... I have the same problem... I am the same age as you and when I answer the phone everyone thinks that I'm my mom... I'm like no this is me not my mom... It pisses me off... Like the other day I was talking to a lady on the phone and we were talking for a while and she asked for my mom so I said can I take a message and said ok are you ready ma'am... I was so pist... I almost hung up on her... But I didn't cuz I knew it was kinda important.
My deepest sympathies about your parents separating, that'll suck for you probably (unless you wanted them to). Sounding like a woman at 13 is normal, don't worry about that.
stfu your vocal cords arent matured yet, as in they are still short. very basic anatomy (i learned this the first day of sixth grade so you should know if your thirteen.) all boys untill about the age of fifteen or sixteen are often mistaken for their sisters or mothers on the telephone.
actually i'm 13 and i never learned anything about that in 6th grade...
Maybe your school should have focused a bit less on the science aspect of your education and a bit more so on the English... I mean, you probably should have at least learned the difference between your and you're.
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Congratulations, you're a thirteen year old boy on the internet and you're using correct grammar. Your life isn't ******; you still have a future.
That sucks, but your voice ought to deepen eventually.