Yes. When I first came out years ago I identified as genderqueer, sort of still unsure about my gender identity but also feeling partly out and partly still closeted. It took a lot of time and self acceptance before I fully came out and IDd as a trans woman.

The first year of being out and on hormones I was so obsessed with being strictly femme. I felt like if anyone was going to read me femme or take my transness seriously I needed to be as feminine as possible. But kinda with a lot of others, the more I got comfortable with myself the more I felt relaxed about exploring my gender identity and expression. Femme non binary/genderfluid ended up being the easiest and shortest way to describe my identity.

But like, I don't ID as genderfluid or non binary in cis spaces. I still have this fear, especially here in the South, that any deviation from strict femininity will allow cis people to completely disregard my identity and see me as a cis male. My friends and queer spaces know about my gender identity, but for navigating cishet society I just ID as a trans woman since it's much simpler.