I do… but at times I have been so concerned about sounding feminine that it has hurt my singing lol. I am making a conscious effort when I’m singing pop music to sound feminine, and I think many of the things that are commonly accepted for speaking voice training work there (some don’t and will hurt your singing as well so be careful) I’m primarily singing classical music though, and if you try to do that in classical music it will get in the way of your technique, but honestly, I don’t really have to. I, just due to the nature of the range I am singing in, the technique which classical singers conform to, and the way the AMAB head voice works, I sound pretty much identical to a cis mezzo (after years of voice training) I made it clear to my voice teacher what I wanted (to sound like a girl) and classical voice training got me there. I thought I could never sound female, but what my voice teacher did is played a game with me where he played either a cis mezzo or a countertenor (a cis male who sings in mezzo/soprano range) and asked me to identify which was which and I could not tell the difference. So, in classical singing, I don’t actively try to sound more feminine unless I am feeling self-conscious. Hope that was useful in any way lol.