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Or at least I've heard a lot of examples of it not working

Its so fucking grim being stuck with this voice
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>>43595927
>doesn't work
>heard examples
>you've never even tried
just say you're retarded
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>>43595927
There are dozens of nonas that have posted their voices and sound cis even. You're just lazy
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>>43596001
>>43596041
Where did I say I haven't tried. Maybe stop being aggressive and accusatory with your posts. I've voice trained consistently for years. I hit a cap. I am stuck with a voice that sometimes passes but mostly sounds like a faggy man.

Again I have heard so many examples of people in my shoes who opted for VFS and the results just aren't there

>errmmmm some people cispass voice
Yeah and some people cispass face retards that doesn't mean hontie mcskullsize can magically pass
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Most people really just haven't put in the necessary time, if you don't have a natural inclination to it, it legitimately might take in the low thousands of hours to be cis passing
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>>43596502
nta but i never even understood what any of these means i tried and got nowhere more practice leads nowhere
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>>43595927
>>43596326
>Voice feminization doesn't work
According to whom?

Also part of the appeal is less strain on your voice. The day before surgery I was measured at a frequency of 202 Hz, which is good, but I was also putting such strain on my voice it was causing all sorts of issues and it was breathy in the extreme. Post-surgery pitch isn't a whole lot higher, but I can speak a lot more naturally and comfortably. Not falling into old habits is the hardest part, you need to retrain your voice.

But yeah if you have a 50+ Hz gap in pitch to close, or you are one of those people who think voice training is gay, it's probably over for you. It's not magic.
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>>43595927
practice more
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>>43596326
I agree. I've been saying this for years. Why it doesn't work
>genetic differences in vocal cord length and pharynx size
>differences in accent
>lots of famous trannies have all the money in the world yet their voices suck

The number one reason why I canned voice training was because it was getting me clocked more. /tttt/ doesn't believe me when I say this but I got far more stares and laughs voice training than I do just using my normal male voice. The number two reason was because it felt like I was putting on an act. I don't want to talk in a fake, forced voice all day even if it passes perfectly.

The reason reason for the frankly unscientific belief that voice training is 100% effective is just cope because it feels like part of transition under your control. Everything else is genetics or pay-to-win. Well sorry, variations in voices are obviously genetic also.

I'm not against trying voice training, but if it doesn't work out, that's okay and you shouldn't be shamed for it.
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I just think it's impossible. I approach it from a very mechanical perspective and it doesn't work like that. Raise larynx is the only part I understand.



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