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!
