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Alright. How can u build stamina though? What shall i do?

Here are two excellent articles on building vocal stamina:

https://www.isingmag.com/maximize-your-vocal-stamina/

https://www.claudiafriedlander.com/the-liberated-voice/2013/06/build-stamina.html

Hey Camille! Hope you're okay!

I was wondering. Is it better to book a private session with a male teacher or a female teacher or does is it not matter? 

P.S. i'm a guy.

Hi Mo, thank you! Still healthy and doing well. 

It doesn't matter, but some students do like hearing examples/instruction sung in their octave, which you'd get with a guy teacher. Abram is awesome, if you choose to book with him!

I see. thing is that i have been following your lessons the whole month and not the guy teachers so should i like start watching the 30 days with a guy teacher now?

You certainly can! It's helpful to hear from more than one teacher. Give their courses a try and see how you like them!

 i see. there is also this sound that i do but i'm also not sure if it's head voice or not. i do it a lot and i don't really find a problem with it. i asked my sister if she can do it and she said she's can't yet my dad can do it but he says he can because he would impersonate characters and stuff and mine sounds like im doing a cartoon character voice like mickey and such. i asked them to see if it's a sound  anyone can do. so like, how can i figure if it's head voice or mix voice or what. also, it's like the total opposite from a man's deep voice like the male opera voice. also when i do it on vocaberry, it goes from F#4 to F#5/G5. this information enough for you to tell me if it's a head or mix voice? i hope it  is. 

In that range, it could be mix or head voice - and perhaps it's mix in the lower end and head voice in the upper end! If it sounds like Mickey, I'd place that as (most likely) head voice. 

I don't know why it sounds so stupid when i do it though. Is it a special thing that i have it since i'm a guy or is it normal?

i can also do this sound with normal voice like C#4

also can you define lower and upper end?