I think it's jolly mean and unfair of them to exclude transwomen many of whom are well into all that glamour and sexualised subjugation shit.
Why expose reluctant women to fembot indoctrination, when there are plenty of transwomen with a natural talent and affinity for 'ladylike deportment? A good few of them will already have invested money and time in training in how to walk, talk, dress and sit like a lady, (some even manage to get off on it) so they'd probably consider $2000 a wise investment.
Long hair, make up, hairless skin, and simpering gracefully and sensually in (fashionable?) pink lace and frills, really doesn't come naturally to many women, but an awful lot of transwomen get a thrill out of it, it's an integral part 'living as a woman' in their view.
It seems silly to exclude a bunch of highly feminised people who have already got the hair tossing, head tilting, gold lame purse brandishing and breathy voice down pat, just because they had the misfortune to be born male.
Why it almost strikes me as transphobic. I think they should open their doors and hearts to the femininity of transwomen. They are missing out on the chance of meeting their soulmates, a possible life partner who would be completely in tune with their own views on gender. Such a shame.