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Is There a Way For Your Voice to Change Naturally?

Started by joeythejoster, July 14, 2015, 02:48:39 PM

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joeythejoster

So I was looking back at an older youtube channel of mine and realized that almost a year ago I did a voice comparison. I don't know if its just me but I think my voice has changed. Keep in mind I'm still pre-T and posted this video when I was 17.


Ya I had an old let's play channel when I was younger.
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nyrangers30

No matter their sex, everyone's voice changes throughout their life. But if you're trying to alter your voice to sound more masculine, look up voice deepening exercises on YouTube and do those daily. Also get in the habit of speaking in a deeper voice until it becomes what you automatically do. I also have heard taking DHEA can help this process, but ONLY take it if you are sure it is healthy/safe for you to take.

These things helped me and I have seen some guys get good results by just doing that routinely. Before my voice dropped on T to where I wanted it, I would do vocal exercises, stretch and massage my neck a lot (in the front center where the vocal chords are), and I like to sing so I would sing along to songs with cis male singers and try to match their pitch. I think it made a noticeable difference.

Hope this helps :)

Kuritzk

Holy moly, you're still pre-T? You sound just like a cis guy. I would've sworn you were on T already if I hadn't read this forum post.
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joeythejoster

Quote from: Kuritzk on August 13, 2015, 05:48:05 AM
Holy moly, you're still pre-T? You sound just like a cis guy. I would've sworn you were on T already if I hadn't read this forum post.
Thanks that means a lot for me. There's day were I feel dysphoric about my voice and I feel like it sounds a little more feminine so it's nice to know how it sounds to other people.
We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope.
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