Anonymous #1 19h

assuming transmasc/ftm

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Anonymous #2 19h

assuming helps nobody what

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Anonymous #1 19h

transmasc

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Anonymous OP 19h

gotcha, im transmasc and have been in the same boat before!! try experimenting with wearing hats, is it like a buzz cut?

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Anonymous #1 19h

I didn’t realize you were trying to help, I was just relating through my own analogous experience

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Anonymous #2 19h

ur good dawg 😭😭

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Anonymous #1 19h

longer than a buzz, I went from having shaggy shorter hair to cutting the sides down and having some more curl to my bangs

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Anonymous OP 19h

do you have straight hair? they make this hair styling powder stuff i use a lot on mine and it makes my hair look much more masc

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Anonymous #1 19h

I have wavy hair, I’m not sure if it’s styling that’s the problem or if my problem is just not passing. I’m pre-t, have a huge ass, and a high voice.

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Anonymous OP 17h

If you are pre-t your passing chances go way down, the hair might not be entirely the reason

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Anonymous #3 17h

good advice pal

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Anonymous #1 17h

I don’t understand your sarcasm? Being pre-t with a high voice means that people will assume you’re a girl even if that’s not a case

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Anonymous OP 16h

voice masculinization is a thing, I’ve seen people go from a high voice to one that sounds more masculine than a cis man. it’s addressable

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Anonymous #2 9h

Yes! Check voice training tutorials on YouTube, learn how different actions create different sounds, and practice daily while recording yourself to listen back to. It’s really rough at first, but it absolutely can be done with a lot of hard work

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