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It’s rough. It takes a lot of time and effort to get from A to B. It took me about 7 or 8 months to get from male to female voice. Granted this is through me simply never using my old voice ever again after learning the most basic techniques of voice training. Kinda forced the matter.
Also, considering the overall opinion here, I actually feel shamed on occasion for actually doing it and I really hate it.
that definitely wasn't my intention here. i'm voice training right now, and i just hate how if i fail at it i will without fail be misgendered by someone no matter how much effort i put into the rest of my presentation. voice training isn't bad, but the pressure by cis people to do it is
It’s not you but the overall vibe. I used to give advice on it, but I kinda just keep to myself nowadays in regards to it.
i'm really sorry, that sucks