Australian, specifically a Sydney accent. Not as posh/refined as Adelaide accents. Not as bogan/country/'Strowyan as Queensland accents.

People always point out how much we say "no worries" and "heaps." We use "heaps" heaps, and we basically use it for everything.

"How much did you eat?"
"Heaps."

"How was last night?"
"Heaps good."

Americans are always like "...why do you guys always say heaps? You mean like...a stack of hay?"

I'm from New Jersey but I obviously can't hear my own accent.

New York accent, a New York accent isn't actually the accent that people on TV make it seem to be. Those are the people from Long Island

That awful French accent when I speak English.

my nz friend says i sound like a cowboy

Wait Americans don't use heaps?

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New Zealander, but sometimes I get my accent confused for Australian.

Nup. I think it's just us hahaha

Mexican accent, with a bit of American standard influence

However I feel like most people can't pinpoint my accent (or nationality really) when they meet me. They know I'm a foreigner but they don't know where from

Southern California accent.

This isn't me, but:

same...

Irish but I don't really hear it

South texas accent

Gay accent

Occa, so bogan and disgraceful

Australian accents are the pits

I have a bit of a New Jersey/Brooklyn accent sometimes, my mom was born in NY and was Italian.

Paraguayan accent

I don't really like my accent, I don't have a good a good enunciation, and listening to recordings of my voice upsets me

I honestly don't know. I'm from New York, but not the city so it's not a stereotypical "New Yawk" accent people think of. Is there a general Northeastern accent perhaps

Mid Ulster accent, it's better than the Belfast accent , I love the Ulster-Scots accent