MY pride month rant

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  @Maximilian-WTTBO87 · 3 months ago

  hachiware, blahaj, and vaporeon plushies... this is the best video set ive ever encountered. thank you for touching on the continued need for pride month, i've honestly felt less joyful this june than usual with the ongoing political movements against specifically trans people

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  @That_Blue_BorderCollie · 3 months ago

  Yayy pride month

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• LE

  @leslielmao01 · 3 months ago

  min and a half in, mate this is a lovely style and i love you thumbnail art and music choice!!! send my regards to my stupid chud son usagi and happy pride month!! 💖🏳️‍⚧️ you look very gender by the way<br>now at 6 mins in and yes i love seals and dinosaurs and languages and i have plushies all around me(got one from my boyfriend for my birthday) and ive cried extensively at an australopithecus skull what could i possibly do!!!!! i slap my belay when happy like the seal version of tail wagging who could i possibly hurt 😭

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• NI

  @nichiperi3555 · 3 months ago

  Hey! About your singing voice.... I&apos;m a trans guy who went on T for about a year and a half (had to stop due to medical complications), and I am also lifelong musician! <br><br>My voice also basically died about three months in. Or at least, that was how it felt... What had actually occurred was that my vocal range simply lowered and became more limited. Singing lower notes is likely going to feel a bit weird and foreign. Even if you have a good ear for pitch, your muscle memory for making certain pitches can&apos;t necessarily be relied on anymore. Try humming some scales up and down, as high and as low as you can go. The sound may be weak right now and you may not be perfectly in key, but it will help you find your current range.<br><br>Once you do this, you&apos;ll want to start doing vocal exercises thay strengthen your current range, and expand it. I did this by finding music that fit my new range, and music that just baaaarely pushed the boundaries of it. I wanted to be a tenor, so my main focus was on expanding my higher range. If you wanted to be a bass or baritone, you would want to find music or exercises that push your lower range.<br><br>As I said before, it&apos;s gonna feel really weird, and your sound quality just won&apos;t be the way you expect for a while (for me, it took about a year of training my voice to get back to my original vocal quality), but I assure you that if you stick with it and keep exercising your voice a little bit every day, you&apos;ll get to where you wanna be! :)

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  @S1eepy0w1 · 3 months ago

  yes yes but have you considered wrath month?