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Things have been better in the past between the US and Canada no thanks to the idiot, but this Quebec tourism add made me smile...
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I felt this stop was coming. Call it a sabbatical or a permanent halt, the blog will stay up regardless. For some reason, I am not someone w... -
Many older transgender people (myself included) may have confused identity with fetish; at least for a time. When you grow up in an era wher...
I have a Moron voice, myself. :) Not really, but I use inflection without a very high pitch - cuz I'm really a baritone. I literally woke up one morning, a few years ago, to discover that I'd lost my falsetto. That was more hurtful to me as a singer than it was to my feminine expression, however. I still can cover almost 3 octaves, but the lower half is of little use to me anymore (unless I'm singing in the shower - in which case my maleness is already exposed, anyway. :)
ReplyDeleteI am also a natural baritone but instead of using falsetto used a vocal chord restriction technique which I picked up from reading the internet. It took some practice but became effortless after a while. I know not all transgender people consider this aspect 8mportsnt but it was for me :)
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