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dress as men but who are otherwise normal. If they [§
find mates who share the phobia, they marry and [§8
think nothing of changing into clothes of theopposite §
sex when they arrive home after work.

Women have been more successful at perpetrating
lifetime masquerades as men than the other way
way around.

But a number of transvestites have succeeded
even to the point of holding lifetime jobs in offices
where they have appeared to be women. '

Like transvestites, males who have submitted to
sex changes are outraged at the suggestion that their
basic instincts are homosexual. Psychiatrists dis- [
count this notion, insisting that their motives spring {&8
from a dislike of the sex act itself. Yet all their in-[§
stincts are homosexual.

Also at the root of their problem is the fact that §
the sex organs of many men seeking sex changes are
infantile. That is, they have not grown in size since
babyhood, making sex relations of any sort impos-
sible. Especially in the homosexual world where
great emphasis is placed on anatomical dimensions.,

They seek to compensate for this physical defect by
visualizing themselves as women. They begin to
detest the male organ that has deprived them of the
opportunity for sexual gratification enjoyed by better
endowed males, both heterosexual and homosexual.