Got App Dept.
The online app that puts "Your Face on a Glamorous Magazine Cover In Seconds!" seems to be very popular with Femulate readers (and me). More of you have sent in your results, so I am posting a second set of your glamorous images today.
The online app that puts "Your Face on a Glamorous Magazine Cover In Seconds!" seems to be very popular with Femulate readers (and me). More of you have sent in your results, so I am posting a second set of your glamorous images today.
Got Voice Dept.
That Hamvention video that shows me for about 2-1/2 minutes had over 300 views from all over the world not long after I mentioned it here. Since the video was not publicized elsewhere until late in the day, I assume that most of that 300 were Femulate readers. (It has over 650 views 24 hours later.)
I girded my loins for criticism and as expected, I received some comments about my voice.
Yes, I have a New York accent and sometimes my "these,""thems" and "those" come out as "deese,""dems" and "dose." [Actually, I have a South End of Waterbury accent, which is a distant cousin (80 miles) of a New York accent.]
And yes, my voice is deep for a woman.
Years ago, I took a femme voice course and after three weeks of practice, I had a very feminine voice, but I always felt silly when I used that voice. It seemed so fake to me. Since I found that my normal male voice was not a deal breaker as far as passing was concerned that is what I decoded to use.
I think that when people initially encounter me, they see a woman. If and when I speak, they just assume that I am a woman with a deep voice.
After years of using my normal voice en femme, I assure you it usually does not give me away. As I recounted in last Wednesday post, a fellow came over to me after I spoke at the Hamvention forum and asked me how I am related to Stan Horzepa?
And so it goes.
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| Wearing Show Me Your Muu Muu (Source: Haute Look) |
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| Abe Vagoda femulates in an episode of television's Barney Miller (circa 1978). |
