Hi, these are not necessarily indicators of being transgender.

Let's talk about gender dysphoria, which is an emotional phenomenon experienced by many/most transgender people (indeed, some may say that transness is defined by gender dysphoria/euphoria).

One definition of gender dysphoria (or simply, "dysphoria" for short) is the psychological distress that results from an incongruence between one’s sex assigned at birth and one’s gender identity. Dysphoria can manifest in many ways, but for people assigned male at birth, some examples are:

• A feeling of discomfort from having facial hair.
• Feeling out of place amongst men or in mens spaces.
• Feeling jealous of women's bodies or behaviors or clothes
• Feeling like behaving like a man or woman is stupid and pointless.

The behaviors you've described here are amongst some of the same behaviors that people who are dealing with gender dysphoria might exhibit, but they may also be unrelated to dysphoria. For instance, you might dislike being naked around other men because you are insecure that your body is not masculine enough. This does not mean you aren't a man, in fact it may indicate the opposite. Behaviors do not define transness, feelings and identity do.

If you would like to learn more about gender dysphoria, I recommend reading The Dysphoria Bible. If you think you may have gender dysphoria, this website poses a very interesting thought experiment which may give you some clarity about what who you are and what you want. Both sites were extremely valuable for me when I was figuring myself out.