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- individuals, giving to indulging themselves physi-
cally and indiscriminately at will.

This is a case of people misunderstanding the
homosexual’s preoccupation with sex. That he talks
about it almost constantly, that he boasts of his con-
quests, that he appears to live, breathe and drink sex
does not necessarily mean that he enjoys or experi-
ences it as often as he should like.

The opposite, exactly what Dr. Kinsey suggested,
is probably closer to the truth.

The homosexual, even those who appear to have
close emotional ties with another male, is, by nature,
a promiscuous creature. |

The person at hand is never quite capable of satis-
fying him. He constantly needs the reassurance of
another conquest, another experience.

Homosexuals quickly tire of their lovers, even in
the face of the difficulties they face in organizing
homes for partnerships which they hope will bring
some degree of stability to their lives. They are not
disappointed that it doesn’t—merely hopeful that
things will turn out better the next time.

There are some homosexual types who frankly
admit at the outset that they can not be chained to
one person, that they can not enjoy sex twice with
the same individual. They are more honest, in some