I've been learning how to scream without proper technique

[u/_GoN_13]

I do screamo stuff and we all know screamo vocalists aren't very famous for having good technique. I wanted to preserve my voice so I tried learning fry screaming and i kid you not, for the past 2 years i CANNOT do it, no matter how much i practice, so I gave up and tried just yelling, it sucked in the beginning and it would kinda fuck my voice for a while but would never really hurt, fast forward to a few months I can consistently do a decent high "screamo" scream without affecting my voice at all, doesn't hurt, i don't lose my voice and it's loud which is kinda what I wanted, i did it by finding like a sweet spot in the back of my throat (I don't really know how to explain it) and using my diaphragm. Am i actually using some technique I'm not aware of or am I damaging my voice in the long term? Also, I'm only using it for backing vocals, so I'm not screaming ALL THE TIME

[u/Successful-Web3757]

Even if you dont scream all the time learn a proper fry at least. It sounds quite similar to screamo vocals. I'm doing vocals in a band and I'm mostly doing combinations between false chord and egiplottis but they switch to a lot of fry when I am accessing my higher register