Queen Cattis: Finding my voice
Alvhild Catarina JansdotterWell here I am, rambling away with no script, as will happen at times. I really want to podcast and I am just trying out how it feels. In this episode I introduce my thoughts and feelings on why I need to express myself in this way and I think it might be relevant to people who share my interests and enjoy my musings as well as follow my journey of voice feminization.
Enjoy!!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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