The Homosexual Neurosis
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La Rochefoucauld. It is very striking that the feeling of jealousy breaks through all the barriers of culture. Extra- ordinarily frequent are suspicions of incest, 1 of ho- mosexuality, of masturbation, and zoophily. Wom- en accuse their husbands of relations with their daughter; or they accuse the man of homosexual relations with a friend. Men bring similar accusa- tions against their wives. All such accusations are projections of subjective sexual tendencies upon the object of their jealousy.... Beaussart (La Jalousie; Annales Psychiques, vol. LXXI, 1913), who maintains erroneously that morbid jealousy is more frequent among men than among women, brings out very strongly this peculiarity of jealousy and bases it on the absence of true motivation. But the motivation is transparent enough. Among the cases reported by him I note that of a 75-year-old woman who tortured her husband to death with her 1 Cf. Willy Schmidt, Inzestuuser Eifvrsuchtficahn, QrotJ Archiv, vol. LVII, 1914, p. 257. 155 158 The Homosexual Neurosis groundless jealousy and who, in a rage, one day, attacked him with a razor.
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La Rochefoucauld. It is very striking that the feeling of jealousy breaks through all the barriers of culture. Extra- ordinarily frequent are suspicions of incest, 1 of ho- mosexuality, of masturbation, and zoophily. Wom- en accuse their husbands of relations with their daughter; or they accuse the man of homosexual relations with a friend. Men bring similar accusa- tions against their wives. All such accusations are projections of subjective sexual tendencies upon the object of their jealousy.... Beaussart (La Jalousie; Annales Psychiques, vol. LXXI, 1913), who maintains erroneously that morbid jealousy is more frequent among men than among women, brings out very strongly this peculiarity of jealousy and bases it on the absence of true motivation. But the motivation is transparent enough. Among the cases reported by him I note that of a 75-year-old woman who tortured her husband to death with her 1 Cf. Willy Schmidt, Inzestuuser Eifvrsuchtficahn, QrotJ Archiv, vol. LVII, 1914, p. 257. 155 158 The Homosexual Neurosis groundless jealousy and who, in a rage, one day, attacked him with a razor.
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