My Introduction (revised)

Update: I've changed my stage name to Salindra, a feminine name I created years ago for my SingSnap account. However, it is a real name too... https://nameecho.com/salindra My Introduction (revised): Contrary to popular opinion, I'm not a normal man trying to portray a woman in look and voice. I'm a born again Christian, plus a rare intersex transsexual (not a homosexual), neither man nor woman but both in different ways! I cannot sing or speak low like a man does as it damages my soprano voice. Also, I can't change my official name on Facebook as they don't allow fictitious names just nicknames under the official name. As for my intersex claim, it was from a doctor years ago during a pelvic exam for a mole, but nothing was documented. He said I have an undeveloped vagina under my perineum. Which I use in combination with my penis to achieve feminine orgasm! Also, my feminine breasts have super sensitive nipples. So no, contrary to popular opinion I'm not a man except for a few flaws! My new stage name Tranny reflects who I really am, a transsexual. So please henceforth address me as Tranny! Go to my Facebook page for updates = https://www.facebook.com/markrhodge I have no confusion about myself, only confusion with others. Therefore my present social transition phase isn't about me at all, but rather about how society will accept me as I am, instead of trying to frame me as a man because of my semi-manly appearance. The only masculine attributes I possess are my tiny penis and ugly body hair, everything else about me is feminine to the core; face shape, high voice, weak muscles, limp wrists, long nails, hidden vagina, woman breasts, multiple orgasms, etc! Plus I'm not attracted to women but men. Which is how God made me, not ignorant society! In any case, emerging from the dark closet isn't easy, nor did I expect it to be, but it was a necessary life-changing decision! Sadly, people still think I'm just a regular man trying to be a woman for kicks, or change my sex which is wrong! I love who I am as Tranny, but I hate social stigma. Sadly the transition stress has led to heavier boozing and smoking though, but I'm now happy as Tranny! The below web paragraph explains why my past voice was troubled, I was simply speaking at the wrong pitch because of my manly look, but it was both confusing and painful. Although it wasn't easy, I'm now speaking at my proper prano pitch, no matter my attire or environment. One of the most damaging vocal behavior I know is speaking at the incorrect optimal pitch, usually too low. (Vocal Fry) More women than men have this problem. A soprano with vocal problems may have a speaking pitch around C or D below middle C! When I vocalize them in this area, they claim it is too low, but that is where they are speaking. This causes register interference (discrepancy) - usually affecting bridging between registers and seriously affecting the ability to sing in the upper voice. There can be little hope of successfully rehabilitating the singing voice until the optimal pitch is raised appropriately. Learn your correct optimal pitch and use it all the time. If your voice is gravelly and hoarse, it is probably too low. When the optimal pitch is used, the quality of the voice is clear and does not tire as quickly. Not very scientific, but a way to find your approximate optimal pitch is to hum, sliding upward until the voice is clear. This will be close to the optimal pitch.. Become aware of that approximate pitch and continue to speak there, never allowing the voice to gradually "anchor" on the very low, damaging pitches. When speaking, the voice pitch encompasses a range of a fifth or more, but the optimal pitch is the most frequently used pitch. Begin by using mainly head voice for speaking — it may sound childlike to you. The phrasing must be legato, sustained and well supported, using no excessive force or pressure. Until the voice is healthy, do not use your projected, "performing voice." = http://aeroventure.com/MY-KARAOKE-DOMAIN-0/countertenor.htm