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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1916 edition. Excerpt: ... particularly directed against the aged house-porteress, who, as she had heard, had helped in the house-cleaning. In sexual relations she became more insatiable than ever. If her husband refused this, she threatened to kill him, and on one occasion actually threw a knife at him. The slight traces of transference to the physician, which were present at the beginning, also gave way in these stormy times to a more and more vehement resistance, so that the prospects of the analysis sank to nothing. We found ourselves compelled, therefore, to provide for her in a more distant in stuuuon where she could be more strictly watched. This case also of delusional jealousy only becomes clear when we assume that it was a question of the projection on to the husband of her pleasure in her own sex. A girl who had grown up in almost exclusively feminine surroundings, who as a child was too strongly attached to the female nurses and servants and in addition to this had for years enjoyed sexual relations with a girl comrade of her own age, is suddenly forced into a marriage de convenance with a "coarse man." She reconciles herself to it, however, and only once shews indignation against an especially crude piece of unkindness on her husband's part, by letting her desires turn towards her childhood ideal (a little servant girl). The attempt fails, she cannot endure the homosexuality any longer, and has to project it onto her husband. That was the first, temporary attack of jealousy. Finally, when she had done her "duty" and borne her husband the son he demanded, she felt herself free. The homosexuality that had been kept in bounds until then takes stormy possession in a crude erotic way of all the objects that offer no...
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