Group Charter

The Dallas Feminine Expression Group is primarily for all those that identify as female, or like to express their identity as female.  We do have genetic girls as members, and female to male individuals are also welcome.   The group is public but is highly moderated to protect everyone's identity and privacy.  We do not open the group to single men unless they are sponsored by a group member.   If you have a male friend that identifies as male, SO or family member that you would like to sponsor into the group let me know.

This is a social group that also provides a channel to find others with similar needs and interests.   We are not a dating site or providing meetups for that purpose.  However, if you find someone that has similar interests that's great - it's just not the reason we are getting together. 

This is a "meetup" group which does imply that we all gather together and do things together.  Sometimes in more mainstream venues, sometimes in more private settings.   Everyone is encouraged to participate in our meetups and come out and have fun with us as they can.

*You Must Submit Your Request To Join WITH A PHOTO THAT SHOWS YOUR Face (male or female).

Overall Philosophy of the Group (not in any order)

o Meet and gather together to celebrate our femininity (or masculinity for FTMs)

o Provide resources for those needing help with gender identity or gender expression

o No Labels - we don't care how you label yourself or if you don't.   Our montra is that Labels are for clothes, so leave the Labels at that door and come in and have some fun with us.  We are interested in who you are but won't judge you for it.

o The best ways for us to enable change in attitudes in society is for us to get out in society and lead by setting a positive example of who we are inside.   No matter how you want to dress, or what you want to wear - it doesn't matter as long as you treat others with love and respect.

o Gender Expression - We do not distinguish with gender we use primarily the female terms on the site Girls, women, ladies without distinguishing in the name a difference in gender (e.g. we don't say crossdressers or gurls or tgirls etc.).   Like wise are FTMs are men to us.  The best way to put it is that we acknowledge the gender being expressed by the individual.

Your Organizer: Nikkie Starr