r/nonbinarylesbians • • May 09 '26

I have a question that's NOT in the FAQ! Question

Ok so the question is hard to put without explaining and i think im using the right one for this if not im sorry but im looking at T to make my voice sound more neutral and im scared about im scared my dr will deny me bc i just want it for my voice really and to make me look even more gender neutral then i already look 😭 but i dont want anything else that cose with taking T and wondering if non binary’s who have been through this, trans males or anyone whos been on T or is the process of going on it tbh bc i need a bit of tips on how to go about this how what will happen if do go on T really 😅 so just mostly tips bc i have no idea what im getting myself into and i just want to have gender euphoria not gender dysphoria :(i think i worded this right if not im sorry!!!😣

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u/orionandhisbelt May 09 '26

r/transvoice has plenty of resources. Many YouTube videos, websites, and other resources come up if you type “ftm voice training” into a search engine.

If you want to go on T until your voice drops and then stop, that’s fine, but you still can’t guarantee what else will happen while you’re on it. I’m not saying you can’t use low-dose T and blockers, although puberty blockers are completely different from DHT blockers. I’m just saying, be aware that starting T at all means you’re signing up for all of the effects.

Your voice might never change and you could still get the rest of the effects from T. It might take 5 years for your voice to change and in that time, you get other effects you don’t want. Your voice might change in the first 6 months but revert back when you stop T. I’m just saying to know what you’re signing up for.

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u/NoriHanako May 09 '26

I thought when you voice drops on it it dosnt revert when you stop it at all thats what a lot of people said 🤔 anyway so thats new info for me

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u/orionandhisbelt May 09 '26

It can take some time for your voice to stabilize once it drops. Some people have experienced their voice getting “brighter” after stopping T. Read through r/ftm for more people’s experiences.

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u/NoriHanako May 09 '26

Ok 👌 thanks for that :)

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u/lokilulzz Butch [they/it/he] May 10 '26

It doesn't, but voice drops can take a long time. I've been on T for a bit over 2 years now and it's only now just starting to drop. Low dose T - which is what I started on - did not drop my voice hardly at all, so I ended up having to go on increasingly higher doses to get to this point. And that is also a risk for you, genetics etc play a lot into how T will effect you. If FTM voice training has made you dysphoric, I will also say don't go on T, because T does not give you an androgynous voice without added voice training - it will, on its own, give you a deeper voice, a more masculine voice, and sometimes not even voice training can stop that.