So, I want to plain out more masculine but...

[Kurai Echo]

How!?
I've been working on myself for about a year now. My hair is short and I dress like a boy. I act a hell lot more like a guy than a girl--
Me: Mom, have you seen my wall scroll?!
Mom: Which one, hun?
Me: The one with teh chicks in the gym? The hot brunette is showing off her stomach and the blondie behind her is--
Mom: No. Go away!
Sister: -lols-

But I can't get my body the way I want it to be.
My breats (gah, why did god curse me with a female's body?!) are large (genetically Dx) and my voice is girly as ever.
I mean, people totally understand that I'm a man. In ever aspect. (And quite perverted, too... ask anyone who's been around me more than a few minutes. An ex of mine was okay with me saying pussy in public... until the night where her head was in my lap...)(Gad, that sounds wrong, don't it?)

Any way, My parents hate me enought that I'm "lesbian" but I think they're slowly getting the clues of how I'm such a man... and I know they just hate it more and more by the day. But my mom, and I asked, is okay with getting a breat band.... but's that's all.
But so far she still buys me make up. Dx Gah, I never use it. I don't need it. Why, mom?!

So, can anyone help me with my voice and body problemos?? Plx and thanx!

From,
Trans. In AR.

[Osiris]

First off, welcome to Susan's. Be sure to read up on the rules and all that jazz.

As for appearing more masculine, everyone's different. What can help one guy pass might not work for the next. You gotta keep experimenting and seeing what works best for you. One thing I'll suggest is if you haven't already purchase a good binder (you can get them at underworks.com).

Unfortunately, there isn't much that can help your voice. If you try to push it lower it'll sound clearly fake. If you already speak in the lowest register you can manage (comfortably, not pushing too low where it gets forced) and with masculine patterns that'll help. But that's about all you can do.