You may wait a bit and some places may start puttign gender neutral classifications for binary persons.

It doesn't. You're trans enough, by default.

I've avoided changing my name or any of my gender markers on the offchance that I ever have to travel somewhere where being any kind of gender variant is illegal. I wouldn't do it out of choice, but it's possible work could want to send me somewhere where LGBTphobia is enshrined in Sharia or Colonial British law. Even having the gender marker removed from my passport might ring alarm bells in those situations.

"Not being/feeling trans enough" seems to be a curse of what we do. Like it or not, some people see an established trans hierarchy of early transition post-op beats late transition post-op beats pre-op beats non-op beats TV beats CD. Non-binary being something new, I think it fits in there somewhere between non-op and TV. Like the COGIATI test, the whole thing's nonsense, of course. It shouldn't be a competition, it should be about finding your own place.

As others have said 'do what makes you happy.' But think long and hard if 'trying to be more trans' is one of your primary motivations. You have nothing to prove, least of all to yourself.

As a non-binary, when someone asks if you're a boy or a girl, you can always smile and say "Yes."

You do you, Sugar. Do you know if there are any ramifications to having various ID with different genders on it? Would it ever be a problem down the line?

Do what's comfortable for you that's all that matters

You have to be you. I don’t understand not trans enough. You should never try to be something your not. You being you is always going to be enough.

Anybody that would judge you doesn't matter anyway, just be yourself as you are.

@Islandgurl, just do what makes YOU happy.