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My Yeson Voice Surgery Experience in Seoul (South Korea) October 2013

Started by Kiwi4Eva, October 20, 2013, 05:42:49 PM

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Kiwi4Eva

It's only my opinion...Just like personal hygiene we need to show respect for ourselves by looking as good as we can.  I have a friend who is like us and she has a very large protruding Adam's Apple.  She never covers it, and she wears clothes that accentuate her small hips.  She has no meat on her as she suffers from (amongst other things) Hepatitis C.

Wearing make-up.  The right clothes.  Carrying yourself like a woman does.

It doesn't have to cost money, or a lot of money.  It's about how we respect ourselves.

Just my opinion.

I've had my voice done because there is nothing else I can do (in my lifetime) to be more feminine.  It's that simple.  I did it because I could.  Because I want a totally female voice...like Jennys.  Because I deserve it.
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anjaq

Ok, Kiwi I understand that. I would not want to present things openly that do not fit my gender and I think it would cause me discomfort, though I guess to get over that discomfort is also a valid method to be happier. Instead of constantly worrying about these bits. One can get a bit neurotic aboout it. I tend to hand-comb my bangs all the time because I just dont want my "corners" and temples to show. If I could develop a "I dont care" attitude, I would probably be less affected my such things.

Carrying myself like any woman does, that is really good and I think I would like that. I sometimes feel like I am not able to do it always or in some cases not "allowed", which I know is nonsense, but still the feeling exists and has to be overcome. I am not that feminine though - maybe I dont allow myself to be, maybe I just am not. IDK.

Voice is a thing that really bothers me. I got it right for some time I think but lost it and I think it makes a huge dent in how others and I myself see me. The circle I am in seems to be that I feel like I am not really feminine because of my body, so I feel like I cannot use a feminine voice which in turn gives me the overall impression that my presentation is not feminine which... etc. Some thing has to change - either my mental state (if that is the problem in my self perception), my body (mostly face) or my voice and maybe the rest will be affected by that as well. Usually I would say that changing the mind is best as it does not need surgery, but IDK if that works and if it really is enough to compensat ein the other departments.

I totally get the longing to have a voice like Jenny has. I heard her first post op recordings as the first example of that procedure and I literally cried because she sounded so good. To just have such a voice would be really the greatest thing. But I also know that I will never have that, so I try not to be too excited about it, still it nags at me. Your experience sort of dampened that excitement, but I try not to look at the "surrounding" experience as much as to focus if they got done properly what was the main goal - that you get the voice you deserve to have! Be sure to check back here and tell us how it goes on from here. Did you have troubles in the first 1-2 weeks? Could you keep your voice rested despite the trouble you had?

btw can someone explain to me what is up with that botox injection against vocal tremours. Is that like your vocal chord just twitches by itself and has to be calmed so the voice can heal better?

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Kiwi4Eva

Quote from: anjaq on October 22, 2013, 06:46:23 PM
So I still wonder, if you had SRS so early and never had a male voice, why the surgery now after it went good for so many years?
What do you mean with "tidy themselves up"?
Everyone tells me I had a female voice (I never thought so really) put it this way when making a voice recording (for answer machine) I would have to do it over and over until I was happy with it.  You know how you can pick a Trans by their voice?  To the extent that you'd check them out (if you hadn't already been triggered) I think I had a voice a bit like that.  My surgery will (should) remove that and remove with it any suggestion that I am not as I appear...a female.  It's that simple.

You probably refer to things like FFS and VFS?

Not necessarily...what about those of us who can't afford it?  Why should they choose to die because they can't afford surgeries?  There are many things we can do to improve our lot, to tidy ourselves up.
The most important thing I think, is positive affirmations "I am a beautiful caring woman" etc.  These work on the brain, and they do work.  Just as being told you are no good all your life will impact on you.  Positive affirmations cost nothing.

Do you say that every time you do get anaesthesia for surgeries you are suffering physically so that hair gets thinner and you just show some ageing more because of that?

I don't know about the aging...LOL.  But certainly my hair thinned after 10 hours in Chonburi.  After Yeson, nothing obvious as it was only 1 hour.

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