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06-26-2015 02:19 PM
I haven't heard Catilyn talk about whether or not she will have the surgery. She'll probably talk about it during the upcoming show she's doing about her transition. One good thing for her is that she can certainly afford to have it if she wants to.
06-26-2015 03:16 PM
Why can't people be honest. It doesn't make you a bad person. Everything about Caitlyn is male, she looks like a truck driver dresssed in drag for a Halloween party. There's nothing even remotely feminine about her. Those professional photos were all smoke and mirrors. I looked at the Father's Day photo of the family and I burst out laughing. Bruce Jenner in a bad wig and and an ill fitting dress. So, Caitlyn's voice is the last of her problems. She has the bone stucture of a man and there are no hormones and surgeries in the world that can do anything about that. She had her Adam's Apple surgically removed but my guess is there isn't much they can do about her male larynx but I think a voice coach might help. However, Caitlyn is 65 and that probably has a negative affect on some changes. It's hard for a old man to adopt new traits, like a new voice.
06-26-2015 03:18 PM
This is off track but I didn't know Eddie Izzard was transgender till I saw him on the late late show with james corden the other day.
06-26-2015 03:21 PM
@chrystaltree wrote:Why can't people be honest. It doesn't make you a bad person. Everything about Caitlyn is male, she looks like a truck driver dresssed in drag for a Halloween party. There's nothing even remotely feminine about her. Those professional photos were all smoke and mirrors. I looked at the Father's Day photo of the family and I burst out laughing. Bruce Jenner in a bad wig and and an ill fitting dress. So, Caitlyn's voice is the last of her problems. She has the bone stucture of a man and there are no hormones and surgeries in the world that can do anything about that. She had her Adam's Apple surgically removed but my guess is there isn't much they can do about her male larynx but I think a voice coach might help. However, Caitlyn is 65 and that probably has a negative affect on some changes. It's hard for a old man to adopt new traits, like a new voice.
He does have a right to do what will make him happy. I'm not sure this will be the thing at his age, but I don't think he looks feminine. I wish him well
06-26-2015 03:27 PM
@Puzzle Piece wrote:I thought some kind of hormone treatment. How does science deal with the large masculine hands and thick neck?. Soon to be balding and receeding hairline too? Hairy legs, underarms, and other areas? Lots of work to be done and the upkeep must be costly.
No doubt, she is taking massive doses of female hormones but that won't change her bone structure. Wigs and hair extensions can give her hair worthy of a Kardashian. There's laser treatments for hair removal. Caitlyn can afford the huge ongoing expenses but sadly she'll never really look like a woman because she has such he-man body. I think transitions like that work best aesthetically on men who have slight builds and some feminine characteristics.....and aren't in their 60's.
06-26-2015 03:34 PM
@ChynnaBlue wrote:
@DARING GREATLY wrote:Watching her looking like a woman but talking like Bruce in his voice, makes it appear more she is in drag. I don't mean that disrespectfully, but the voice makes it hard to appeciate the changes.
That's all on you. A lot of women have masculine voices and have made careers out of them - Mavis Staples, Kathleen Turner, and others. And a lot of men have higher voices and made careers out of that, like Michael Jackson.
Your preconceptions and knowledge of her past are getting in the way of appreciating the change, not her voice.
Total bull! Those women all had deep, sultry voices but not one of them ever had a man's voice. Voices come in range of registers but you can always differentiate between the male voice and the female voice. Conversely, a man who has a high pitched voice does not sound like woman. One can be respectful, supportive and accepting and still tell the truth. As is so often true in life; the truth isn't always pretty. In Caitlyn's case, which has garnered so much publicity, I think truthfulness is even more important.
06-26-2015 03:44 PM - edited 06-26-2015 03:50 PM
@chrystaltree wrote:
@ChynnaBlue wrote:
@DARING GREATLY wrote:Watching her looking like a woman but talking like Bruce in his voice, makes it appear more she is in drag. I don't mean that disrespectfully, but the voice makes it hard to appeciate the changes.
That's all on you. A lot of women have masculine voices and have made careers out of them - Mavis Staples, Kathleen Turner, and others. And a lot of men have higher voices and made careers out of that, like Michael Jackson.
Your preconceptions and knowledge of her past are getting in the way of appreciating the change, not her voice.
Total bull! Those women all had deep, sultry voices but not one of them ever had a man's voice. Voices come in range of registers but you can always differentiate between the male voice and the female voice. Conversely, a man who has a high pitched voice does not sound like woman. One can be respectful, supportive and accepting and still tell the truth. As is so often true in life; the truth isn't always pretty. In Caitlyn's case, which has garnered so much publicity, I think truthfulness is even more important.
Peggy Lee had a deep sulty voice, some of the black ,female, jazz singers had a voice like that, but you could still tell they were feminine
ETA Jennifer Patterson, of the 2 fat ladies, had a very husky voice, like mom's Mabely, she was also a very, heavy smoker, of many years
06-26-2015 03:58 PM
@chrystaltree wrote:
@ChynnaBlue wrote:
@DARING GREATLY wrote:Watching her looking like a woman but talking like Bruce in his voice, makes it appear more she is in drag. I don't mean that disrespectfully, but the voice makes it hard to appeciate the changes.
That's all on you. A lot of women have masculine voices and have made careers out of them - Mavis Staples, Kathleen Turner, and others. And a lot of men have higher voices and made careers out of that, like Michael Jackson.
Your preconceptions and knowledge of her past are getting in the way of appreciating the change, not her voice.
Total bull! Those women all had deep, sultry voices but not one of them ever had a man's voice. Voices come in range of registers but you can always differentiate between the male voice and the female voice. Conversely, a man who has a high pitched voice does not sound like woman. One can be respectful, supportive and accepting and still tell the truth. As is so often true in life; the truth isn't always pretty. In Caitlyn's case, which has garnered so much publicity, I think truthfulness is even more important.
Over the phone women are mistaken for men and when you hear about it happening it isn't that surprising.
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