I like to frame socialization as a lifelong process. People raised female often describe these experiences at formative years. And I've seen many trans men struggle to find their voices as adults.

But as a trans woman I and many I've spoken to had multiple socializations. Effeminate male: more or less bullied into gender conformity, including things like being mocked for passivity; gender conforming male: taken seriously and encouraged to speak up more; and adult female: treated like you're bad for speaking up and routinely discounted and underestimated.

Oh and there's the secret fourth socialization: trans woman: basically it's female but when you assert yourself you're accused of male socialization.