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BlueFeather Since: Sep, 2019
2021-07-22 13:08:53

That doesn't really sound like gender dysphoria to me. Gender dysphoria is generally when someone feels that they are a certain gender and feel that their body, expected roles, and/or the way others percieve them does not match this gender.

From how you've described her, it seems Raquel doesn't actually feel like she's male, but either wishes she had all of the privileges men and boys are afforded or has been socialized to believe that men are inherently better that women and thus thinks lesser of her gender.

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FernandoLemon MOD Since: Aug, 2015
2021-07-22 14:11:14

Internalized Categorism would be the one, yes. Since making this thread I also found I Am What I Am, which fits for the ending.

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