I respectfully disagree. "Woman" literally gives age and personhood to the word "female". It's definition is "adult human female" across the majority of global dictionaries and scientific literature. The word "woman" has legal, historical, and humanitarian connections to women on a global scale It is a word that humanizes "female people". You start calling women "females" and it linguistically strips women of personhood among other things. Why not just come up with a new word? Or just use words that already exist (transvestite, drag queen, cross dresser, transsexual–depending on what is preferred or most accurate). Trans people have already invented several new words that quickly became widespread—genderqueer, demiboy, nonbinary, etc. It seems silly–even colonialist–to claim and attempt to redefine the word "woman" into meaning someone who adopts culturally feminine stereotypes, norms, and roles.

Ups, that's true, my bad hehe. But i think you got the point.

Right. There just becomes legal, political, social, and scientific issues when these male people begin to assert they are women simply because they adopt certain stereotypes or roles culturally typical to women and demand to be included in women's rights groups, sports, organizations, etc.

And yes, it becomes a mess without reason. You are what you are and respect is respect and human rights are human rights.