Given the community that brought us together, I've been thinking about this idea a bit with respect to the label "Druid". It seems like revival Druidry has rather remarkably threaded the needle of "be your own weird independent seeker self" and "enough in common that folks can come together under this label". As someone who is also quite idiosyncratic and allergic to labels, I feel like the main thing they are useful for is helping create communities. So, I suppose to the degree that community is an important part of your religious seeking, working out a label might be important, but if it's not, then not so much.