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My Male To Female Voice Training Tip- Breathing.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3OacKyIdIg

Hi. I singed up to the forum because I want to find help and support to develop a female voice.

I've been teaching myself how to develop a female voice for about 2 years and I am still training my voice. :D

I think that by teaching other what I have learned so far will greatly help me in my training and that eventually I'll have the voice/voices that want. I have learned sooo much from experimenting and over the past 2 years and I just want to share with everyone to see if whats working for me will also work for others. :D

If you guys have any tips for myself then please help. ^ ^

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Guest Sheila

Thank you for the great link. I will study all of her video's and hope this will help me. I will be happy to update my progress as I move forward. I can see from everyone that this is a long term commitment and I am just starting out. Give me some time and when I start seeing result's, this will be the first place I post.

Sheila

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Guest slntcandy

Thanks :) Good luck to you and I can't wait to hear your progression.

Its hard trying to understand and learn the right and wrong ways to keep your voice in tact.

Breathing like a female is the key thing though. Once you can breathe then you slowly teach yourself how to laugh, burp, sing, cough and even SWALLOW while still being able to BREATHE(like a female would). You have to find out whats right for the way you breathe and thats mostly what I'm trying to do even now. :)

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3OacKyIdIg

Hi. I singed up to the forum because I want to find help and support to develop a female voice.

I've been teaching myself how to develop a female voice for about 2 years and I am still training my voice. :D

I think that by teaching other what I have learned so far will greatly help me in my training and that eventually I'll have the voice/voices that want. I have learned sooo much from experimenting and over the past 2 years and I just want to share with everyone to see if whats working for me will also work for others. :D

If you guys have any tips for myself then please help. ^ ^

Would you please repost this video. I never got a chance to see it. I've read through all your posts and I am working to understand what you mean.

I've done breathing methods in Qi Kung for several years and always notice that women breathe shallower than men. Is it because of the throat and chin breathing you mention? I'm going to focus on this aspect of women's breath now. My girlfriend will wonder why I keep staring at her throat, LOL.

When I teach women orgasmic breathing techniques, their voices and growls and sighs get lower (where it sounds like they have a cold or something, maybe because their breathing is down in their chest and abdomen more?). It's kinda sexy, actually :-). Anyways, reading your posts about breathing quality points me to information from my own experiences, and I'd really love to see your breathing methods in action and to practice them myself. As it is, just from trying to decipher the clues in your posts, I'm not sure if I'm doing it right or wrong, LOL.

Thanks a million!

Jeannine

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Guest Myldryd

Thanks for the tip;s. As much as I'm working on fashion, hair styles and re-sshaping my body I wocul use some work on the voice.

Myldryd

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