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People, enough with the red links

Most of the red links that get posted here are already covered by existing articles. Please just fill out the existing articles. Most of the fetish articles are stubs with multiple needs-improvement tags and are in danger of being deleted unless they get some attention.

outdated, discriminatory "fact"

"According to the World Health Organization, fetishistic fantasies are common and should only be treated as a disorder when they impair normal functioning or cause distress.[3]" - this is based on outdated ICD-10. Remove the entire paragraph! 78.10.57.0 (talk) 07:09, 6 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]

ACCORDING TO ICD-11, SEXUAL FETISHISM IS NO LONGER A SUBJECT OF TREATMENT BY ANY(!!!) REASON

ACCORDING TO ICD-11, SEXUAL FETISHISM IS NO LONGER A SUBJECT OF TREATMENT BY ANY(!!!) REASON. Please update the entire article! 78.10.57.0 (talk) 07:12, 6 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]