@Kyraclax,
I think you're pretty damned normal.
Lots of people go through identity issues at your age. These may or may not be related to gender identity, BTW. People also question if they had religious upbringings, or if they really want to be a doctor, or where they should live.
This is a time of transition and of changes. Don't be afraid of wanting something different, or thinking you are different now. You
are different!
I seriously doubt the coverage of Caitlyn Jenner changed anything in you although it may have felt more accepted. For Caitlyn, there is a lot of acceptance, but she's also got tons of cash. Sadly, a lot of other transgendered persons aren't treated so well. They should be - and I don't say this to discourage you - but understand that the positives you got from the coverage of Caitlyn's transition don't happen with everyone.
Here's my suggestion to you, and it would be the same if you were wondering whether to move to Milwaukee or play music for a living or anything else - be who you are, whoever that is. But don't put a label on it and don't make a decision about it for another (yes, I really mean this) five years. Let your transitional years play out. Live your life, educate yourself in this and all manners, stay safe and take care of your body and your heart.
But don't decide things for a while.
Just be.