- 27 Mar 2009
The early life of the homosexual offender vs. children was characterized by poor relationships with both parents, and a large proportion of broken homes. As though seeking some emotional gratification outside the home, many of these future offenders had prepubertal sex play, largely homosexual. In addition, a large number (nearly one third) of the boys were sexually approached by adult males.
In adult life these offenders resemble the other homosexual offenders in emphasizing masturbation and in being quantitatively (and probably qualitatively) deficient in heterosexual activity. Even their frequency of marital coitus was rather low, and relatively few attempted extramarital coitus.
Their homosexuality far exceeds that of any group except the other homosexual offenders, and most of them were sexually interested in male (and even to some degree female) children and minors; other “reasons” for offense behavior (e.g., drunkenness, mental deficiency, etc.) are much less common, no one of them ever accounting for more than 10 per cent of the men.
In brief, we have here chiefly a group of males who are both homosexually and heterosexually oriented and who are either consciously sexually interested in children or at least willing to accept them as partners. This relative sexual flexibility as to gender and age (and some accept animals of other species) seems to place them in an ambiguous and stressful situation. They are, so to speak, neither fish nor fowl and have difficulty in sociosexual relationships.
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