Which of the following best describes Transvestic Disorder?

Transvestic Disorder is characterized primarily by experiencing sexual arousal from crossdressing, which is the act of wearing clothing typically associated with the opposite gender. This condition is classified under the category of Paraphilic Disorders in the DSM-5, as it involves atypical sexual interests that may lead to personal distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning.

In this context, the key aspect of Transvestic Disorder is the sexual arousal linked specifically to the act of wearing clothes of the opposite gender, rather than the mere act of crossdressing itself, which may not necessarily cause distress or impairment. Therefore, the correct answer accurately captures the essence of the disorder as defined by the DSM-5. Other options refer to different paraphilic interests or behaviors that do not align with the specific criteria for Transvestic Disorder.