You don't need to be LGBT to wear a dress. I (Male) wore calf-length skirts for a good chunk of my 20s and didn't need a label. There are ways of feeling out wh

You don't need to be LGBT to wear a dress. I (Male) wore calf-length skirts for a good chunk of my 20s and didn't need a label. There are ways of feeling out who you are and what you're about without labels, privately or within your peer group. But when you want to live publicly that way. When you want your boss, store clerk, principal to know you as that then someone, anyone, will find a word for you unless you have one for yourself. Especially if your public transition is a rarity in the community you live in.