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{{PageSeo | description = Autogynephilia is the fetishization of the idea of being female, usually based on sexist stereotypes. }} | |||
The term '''autogynephilia''' (''auto'' for self, ''gyne'' for female, ''philia'' for desire, often shortened '''AGP''') refers to a psychological condition in which a man (usually heterosexual) derives sexual or even "romantic" pleasure from the fantasy of being female. The term was coined by psychologist [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Blanchard Ray Blanchard] after working with and studying many transsexual patients. | The term '''autogynephilia''' (''auto'' for self, ''gyne'' for female, ''philia'' for desire, often shortened '''AGP''') refers to a psychological condition in which a man (usually heterosexual) derives sexual or even "romantic" pleasure from the fantasy of being female. The term was coined by psychologist [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Blanchard Ray Blanchard] after working with and studying many transsexual patients. | ||
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