Sex Life of a Transvestite
Exposing the Secret Double Life of Men Who Dress in “Drag”!
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Author
Contributions
- Dr. Albert Ellis - Foreword
- Larry Maddock - As told to
Publication
1964 - K.D.S. Publishing, Hollywood, California, USA
Language
English
Word Count
39,250 words, Guess
Page Count
157 pages
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- Open LibraryOL51683614M
- OCLC Control Number25658049
- Internet Archivesexlifeoftransve00murd
- Goodreads166556506
- AmazonB0007H9KZ2
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- Google_9BMHQAACAAJ
Description
The complete case history of Leonard A. Wheeler, with an introduction by Albert Ellis, noted psychologist.
Excerpt
He wears lace panties under his Ivy League suit! — Leonard A. Wheeler is a ‘normal’ male member of society? He has been married once. He has had numerous love affairs. He worships women, their femininity, their wiles, their soft and yielding natures. So much so, in fact that his greatest desire is to be exactly like them! So, he dresses like a woman! Under his Ivy League suit, he wears lace panties! He often thinks like a woman. Yet Leonard is a man in every respect, except when his other self - the feminine side — takes over. He calls that other self, "Connie." Leonard is not a homosexual, although psychiatrists may list him as "latent." But one thing is certain: Leonard is simply not normal, not at all like the accepted image of masculinity in our society!
Description
"The complete case history of Leonard A. Wheeler, with an introduction by Albert Ellis, noted psychologist".
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