Which of the following might someone with Transvestic Disorder likely not engage in?

Individuals diagnosed with Transvestic Disorder primarily experience sexual arousal and excitement from cross-dressing, which typically involves wearing clothing associated with the opposite gender. Engaging in behaviors related to this disorder may include purchasing clothing linked to the other gender or experiencing sexual excitement specifically from wearing such clothing.

The correct choice highlights that a person with Transvestic Disorder is unlikely to use nonliving objects for sexual arousal. This behavior aligns more closely with paraphilic disorders such as fetishistic disorder, rather than the characteristics of Transvestic Disorder, which focuses on the specific context of gender-themed clothing. Thus, while cross-dressing and the associated behaviors are central to Transvestic Disorder, the utilization of nonliving objects for arousal is not a typical feature.