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[edit] What to do here

Almost the entire entry is either 'citation needed' or 'original research.' While that doesn't make the assertions contained incorrect, it does mean that the relevant passages don't belong here. If no one is willing or able to correct the deficiencies, I vote to remove the offending passages. Discussion?

MarkinBoston (talk) 02:02, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

As far as I can tell, most of the criticism templates were just added last month. Perhaps we should give editors a little more time to source things properly.--Bbb23 (talk) 02:06, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

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Perhaps "transvestite" should be a sub-category of "crossdresser" ? In my experience [source: membership of The Crossdresser Club http://crossdresserclub.com/home/index.php and many other transgender groups & forums], the argument that "crossdressing" and "transvestism" are alternative names for the same phenomenon is a purely emotional one based on the fact that "I don't like the word transvestite" or "I don't like the people [sc. psychologists] who use the word "transvestite". Neither argument deserves to be countenanced by a serious encyclopedia.

I believe there is a genuine difference between the meanings of the two words, in that "crossdresser" refers (by definition) to any person who cross-dresses whatever their motive(fashion, political, emotional or commercial); whereas "transvestite" is used to refer only to those who do it for emotional reasons. The one phenomenon is a sub-group of the other.

2.11.231.45 (talk) 17:38, 23 November 2011 (UTC) Keith Bradford (AKA Katie), regional representative of ABC France.

[edit] Trasvestism - the essential dating tool

When trying to become a man before a performance, I tried on several things and shoved several things down my pants. In the pants area I tried socks, looked too big, tried rolled toilet paper, too small and flopped, so then I went to the fruit shop and found a cucumber. It lasted all night hard and wore a mistache. I had to cover the boobs so I got a suit with larger propels and I focused and attained my goal after the performance. I GOT MY NUMBER ON THE MENS ROOM DUNNY DOOR AFTERALL. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 121.217.175.103 (talk) 08:25, 17 October 2011 (UTC)

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