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Guest Tammy Maher

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Guest Tammy Maher

Hi girls

I have been talking with a lot of people about just general things and one thing that has come up a lot is how high my natural voice is. Also in these discussions things like (I'm 19 BTW) I can normally go about a week without shaving my face and even then it there isn't much hair. I'm curious if there has been like a natural bodily HRT thing that has happened to people. Like my voice. It never went through the whole normal cracking and pitch changing thing, it just slowly deepened, but not very much. When I try to go low, I can't like I'm straining my voice to try to go low. I guess I'm finding it really weird because all these things are like really female things (Which is great) but the weirdest thing is that (OMG I hate this so much.......... *deep breath*) I have an extra Y chromosome. Yeah Like the reverse of Klinefelter's syndrome.

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Any thoughts?

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Guest AshleyRF

My voice was the same way. I've talked to other transwomen on the phone several times before and they all want to know what program I used to get my voice this good. They are all shocked when I tell them I didn't do any.

I know that right before I started HRT when I had my first blood work done, my T levels were low for a guy but still kinda high for a girl. I don't know if I was always like that and just never really went through a normal male puberty or what.

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Ummmm,maybe you are just one of those lucky girls who have

little body or facial hair and whose voice never betrayed them by

becoming deeply masculine.Lucky Girl

Hugs Babygirl,

Angie

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Guest Saphiria
Ummmm,maybe you are just one of those lucky girls who have

little body or facial hair and whose voice never betrayed them by

becoming deeply masculine.Lucky Girl

Hugs Babygirl,

Angie

I use to have very effeminate features, but lots of stress and headaches. Constantly thirst, and muscle spasms.

People said I looked like a girl when cross-dressing, even a bit without makeup. I could go weeks without shaving and all I would have is patches of stubble.

I came out on the day of Silence (Ha same day I lost my girlfriend, whom also participated in the day of silence I might add), and in the next 4 months, my voice has deepened exceedingly fast, I have to shave once every two days now and people who knew me a year ago do ask how my voice got so deep so fast. My muscles are increasing despite my sudden involvement in any physical tasks. I feel more aggressive at the world, and more like a guy.

Oh, by my headaches and spasms are gone. So I guess take something lose something.

So, I'm wondering if all these years, perhaps my body suppressed testosterone? Sorry... I think I derailed this thread.

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Well there are certainly individual differences in male/female hormone levels and these can fluctuate over time and are influenced by environmental factors, e.g. certain medications. Speaking of voice tonality--while my voice is lower it has always been "breathy" like a woman's voice. It never sounded like a man. I love those vintage Hollywood starlets like Marlena Deitrich with their "mahvalous" low, sexy voices! Who was it that said, "If a strange man calls you Dahling, dont hang up, it's me?"

ricka

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At puberty I developed female breasts in addition to the usual male secondary characteristics. Interesting thing looking at all my photos including my high school year book photo I had a definite female face and still do, so yes some of us do have natural hrt going on. I never developed muscles like a man either nor the male fat distribution. Well on the down side I have to deal with body hair with a riding lawn-mower :blush:

ricka

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Guest ~Brenda~

Janelle hon,

There are many of us who have bodies that naturally suppress the acceptance of androgens and testosterone. You are one of the lucky ones!!!

HUGS

Brenda

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