Hi Legitimus,
Do you know the page number for what is cited to the DSM-5 in the lead sentence of Breast fetishism? Crossroads -talk- 04:15, 30 December 2020 (UTC)
"It is not uncommon for sexualized fetishes to include both inanimate objects and body parts (e.g., dirty socks and feet), and for this reason the definition of fetishistic disorder now re-incorporates partialism (i.e., an exclusive focus on a body part) into its boundaries. Partialism, previously considered a paraphilia not otherwise specified disorder, had historically been subsumed in fetishism prior to DSM-IIΙ." Legitimus (talk) 12:51, 30 December 2020 (UTC)
Legitimus, why are you creating me much problem to add the legal part mention in brakets at the beginning of the article regarding Child grooming and you even want me to start a discussion in the talk page despite already explaining you the reasons why should be added as a post-edit explanation? 151.46.64.34 (talk) 12:48, 23 June 2022 (UTC)
Dear Legitimus,
I’ve just recently started editing Wikipedia and part of my process of Wiki-self-education involves watching and learning from the editing of our most talented editors, especially their explanations and conversations on Talk pages. Your work on our child abuse/rape and pedophilia articles, particularly, is simply phenomenal. Your background knowledge of the state of the relevant disciplines, and the way you make use of that knowledge, is unsurpassed.
I especially admire how you interact with (or maybe “deal with” is more appropriate in many of the cases) editors who show up to some of those articles’ Talk pages attempting to undermine the entirety of the DSM or the ICD or the entire profession and body of research of mental health experts—oftentimes to justify their own behaviors or disorders.
So thank you. In my short time here, I’ve seen that editing can oftentimes be a thankless job for our smartest and most knowledgeable editors. If more of us were like you, this place would be even better than it already is.
Sincerely, ThanksForHelping (talk) 20:53, 18 September 2022 (UTC)
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Maybe I‘m missing sth but for me the linked version is searchable… CarlFromVienna (talk) 16:20, 5 February 2023 (UTC)
Well, it‘s not cherrypicking, but if you cannot summarize a source you cannot use it, right? The source is rather unscientific and anecdotal so I kindly ask you not to blame me when trying to summarize it. So a way in between is to use the source anyways but quote it. Currently the article blablas that they „expanded the subject“. Their views are clearly not neutral but based in the ethical reference system of the time. Mentioning this is important especially as this is the history section. If you disagree with the quotations please copyedit but don’t delete. CarlFromVienna (talk) 13:47, 8 February 2023 (UTC)
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