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Labels are helpful in describing large groups of people. For instance, I’m a male heterosexual crossdresser, and not a transsexual. From reading around this and other similar forums and psychological studies, I have a lot in common with other male heterosexual crossdressers. However, there are plenty of gay, bi, asexual, or pansexual crossdressers as well. There are transgender crossdressers. There’s a billion various labels that help sort out average differences and similarities within a larger population. However, once you start looking within that specific sub-population, you’ll continue to find nuances and differences (kinda like a mathematical fractal).
Are you gender fluid? Compared to an average non-crossdresing genetic male... YES you are gender fluid. But do all gender fluid individuals expres themselves exactly like you? Probably not!
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No, it doesn't mean whatever you want it to mean. Search for "gender fluid definition" and find several sources that generally define it the same. While gender fluid people often dress to conform to their fluctuating gender identity, it's the gender identity, not the clothing. that defines gender fluid.
How can we communicate when everyone makes up their own definitions?
