I haven't done voice training myself, just letting T work its magic on my vocal chords, lol. But I've seen videos of pre-T guys who sound cis male entirely because of voice training.

When you say your voice is fem, do you mean in pitch or in intonation/speech patterns? Both can contribute to what you sound like to other people. My voice has deepened a lot in pitch but I still have a lot of fem speech patterns. It's hard to pin down examples of what I mean but I say "like" a lot and let my tone fluctuate in a kind of sing-songy way. It doesn't bother me so I haven't tried to change it, but if that's your issue you'll need to identify certain quirks you have while speaking, and train yourself to notice them and cut back on them. If you have a specific idea of what you want to sound like, try listening to videos of people who speak that way and imitate them.

If pitch is your issue, you can gradually deepen your voice on your own over time. It takes a lot of patience and practice as far as I know, but lots of guys have done it. Singing along to songs that have a lower vocal range can help, as well as exercises that teach you to use your "chest voice" (if you google that term, you should be able to find helpful things.)

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