Like i have little interest in changing presentation and definitly no interest in hormones, but i do have some degree of discomfort with the concept of masculinity
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Legit. I'm agender, but also accept the non-binary and trans labels. It's like an Euler diagram of concentric circles for me, though I understand others see the overlaps differently.
I'm not likely to go on hormones or change my gender presentation. I like my body. It's practical and my clothes fit it. I also hate clothes shopping, so getting a whole new wardrobe for a body whose shape I'm uncertain of sounds like a nightmare. I have enough problems bra shopping.
I am changing my name to be less gendered, and that feels right. I also use they/she at work, and advocate for trans issues when they come up.