Detrans Awareness Day Webinar 2022 - Cat

On Saturday March 12, 2022, Genspect hosted a webinar for Detrans Awareness Day. We handed the mic to detransitioners, so they could tell their own stories. No rules. No filters. No holds barred.

[CatCattinson]

Thanks for posting this! 🙏❤️ I am making progress with my voice, but I still grieve my natural singing voice often.

[realitygirlzine]

aw that video of you and your dad made me cry. not only your singing but the way your dad loves you so much 🥹🥹🥹

[lauraroberts]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Thank you for telling your story.
It resonated with me because I'd had health problems that affected my singing.
I do hope you'll continue to work with your new voice.
There's so much joy in singing, not just for you, but for your audience.
Have you considered finding a good vocal coach? I do hope you'll persevere. You have such talent and your passion is clear.
I wish you the best.

[jazzywayz]

Your rendition of Time after time by Cindy Lauper is super good! My dad is a singer so i appreciate the art. I am so sorry for what happened to you. I wish you all the best in the world. God bless.

[puddle_puddle]

Who doesn't dislike the sound of their own voice?

[LeCerfMalade]

Who told you your voice would drop like a boy's?! That's such a blatant lie. Your physiology is different - throat, chest, lungs... Ever heard of any transmen singers? Ever wondered why their speaking voices sound so similar, not very deep but raspy? I'm so sorry about what happened to you. Perhaps gradually your voice will become more flexible again if you work with a good voice coach.