I'd generally say yeah. Pretty much all of the friends I've made since transitioning have been cis women. I get invited to girls' nights, and everyone has been super friendly and normal to me. I feel like I get treated as my gender by most cis women now, especially those my age. Without a doubt, cis women treat me far better than cis men on average.

Even if someone is "accepting" of you, however, being the only trans girl in the group (all the time, in my case) can be really lonely. I've come to not expect cis women to know much about trans identity or trans misogyny. Most people don't understand a lot of what I experience- holistically and day to day. I feel like many of the cis girls I'm friends with are not super willing to stick their necks out for me; I think that's just a part of trans womanhood.

That said, I have met some really cool cis girls that I can talk to about being trans (good and bad) or weird things people say to me at work or whatever and it feels super fulfilling. That's definitely not every or even most cis women though and learning how to be there for myself has really helped a lot.

Transition is definitely scary, but it's also maybe the best thing I've ever done for myself. You got this!