DarlingNikki
lil baby
Liking dikk doesn't mean you don't have one anymore. 

That another thing about Trans. How is wearing feminine women clothes, changing you body, acting a certain way, and liking men make you a woman? Those are very superficial changes that are already based on very biased/sexist social concepts. When some trans say "I feel like a woman" I get confuse because they are just reforming sexist/misogynist concepts of what females are stereotypically suppose to be.
I understand that but some gender roles should be questioned, Like Male emotional intelligence. Men need to be allowed to show emotion as it's just a natural human occurrence. They've done studies that show that this stunts men socially, mentally, psychologically and physically. However, I understand were you're coming from. Dresses are traditionally for and to aid female menstruation.Gender roles are "normal" and natural because they coincide with biology, the creation of and nurturing of life, and the basic survival of the human race. That's what built those constructs.
I understand that but some gender roles should be questioned, Like Male emotional intelligence. Men need to be allowed to show emotion as it's just a natural human occurrence. They've done studies that show that this stunts men socially, mentally, psychologically and physically. However I understand were your coming from. Dresses are traditional for and to aid female menstruation.
so what if they were dudes who identify as females but can't afford the surgery or the clothes, should they be able to join in that case?I mean that is why I'm on the fence, masculinity and femininity and it relation to gender I believe needs to be questioned. Whose to say a man can't like the color pink or act "girly" because they are traditionally in a feminine space. It unfair to put a cap on how men and women should behave. However given the culture context of history and gender bias/discrimination,sororities are rooted in supporting the female( not the feminine) space and cater to women's issues and concerns.
He is still a man, even with surgery still man but things change and the safety of the post trans needs to be considered. I think people need to get out of frame of mine that Feminine = less of a man. That is not true.so what if they were dudes who identify as females but can't afford the surgery or the clothes, should they be able to join in that case?