Tl;dr yes, but itās not submissive, itās more psychotic - you pump a guy full of stuff his brain did not develop to handle (male brains in utero have enormous amounts of testosterone, in a normal healthy fetus anyway, the female does not) and it wonāt just quietly turn him girly, it will drive him crazy.
Iām going to piss everyone off by stating, I donāt walk around feeling my gender, women I know who are straight, cis, whatever, especially aged say 30 and up, we donāt wake up and obsess about it, we may have many interests and talents outside the statistical norm for females.
But when statistically examined, these tend to even out - we will have more in common statistically with conventional femininity than not, whilst neither being Stepford fembots, nor special snowflakes in need our of our distinct identity as mayo-gendered.
The almost-parodic nature of some trans peopleās expectations of the gender they ātransitionā to (pretty smooth word for some brutal surgeries and hormonal treatments many go through) do not reflect the norms, or the ālived experienceā of the gender they aspire to fully align with, in many cases, and I think this is why so many feel disappointed and depressed, especially as they grow older and the mopre overtly sexual identity becomes inappropriate and perhaps a struggle to sustain.
Wanting a thing and making enormous sacrifices for it, only to discover it was an illusion and wonāt last, will do that to anyone.
It seems weird to me that the flattening in distinctions between male and female amongst cis gender people correlates to the rise in embracing extreme caricatures of gender roles among some trans people (nb4 not all, YES I get that, see above) - itās like the less feminine women are pressured to become, act, and appear, the more some men idealise that role and seek to fulfil it.