HOMOSEXUAL OFFENDERS VS. ADULTS: SEX DREAMS

Mar
27
2009

The percentage of homosexual offenders vs. adults who had ejaculated during sleep is moderate in comparison to other groups. However, in early life they rank high in accumulative incidence: by age twelve they are third with a fifth of their members having had nocturnal emissions; by age fourteen they are second with 41 per cent; and by age sixteen they are third again with 57 per cent. Thereafter the figures become moderate. The median homosexual offender vs. adults had his first nocturnal emission at die age of 15.2 years, the youngest age on record, but this is not unexpected since these offenders reached puberty earlier than did others.

In age-specific incidence the unmarried homosexual offenders vs. adults display a relatively large percentage (51 per cent) in their early teens (thanks to their “head start” mentioned above), but their percentages thereafter are in no way unusual until age twenty-six after which they have the second smallest or smallest percentages of any groups. The age-specific incidence figures of the married fluctuate rather wildly. These men rank first from sixteen to twenty with a figure of 64 per cent, then rank intermediate to low until age-period 31-35 when they are second with 50 per cent, and then drop back to an intermediate position thereafter.

Before marriage the average (median) homosexual offender vs. adults who had nocturnal emissions had them about 5 to 6 times a year; these are somewhat high frequencies for sex offenders but low compared to the control group.

Aside from their teens and early twenties when the unmarried homosexual offenders vs. adults derived a moderate proportion of their total sexual outlet from nocturnal emissions, they display the smallest or next-to-smallest proportions from then on, never exceeding 3 per cent after age twenty-five and usually being 1 or 2 per cent. It is not that their emissions were rare; it is simply that they were far outweighed by the much more frequent masturbatory and homosexual activity.

The married homosexual offenders vs. adults present a similar picture, moderate (and even high at age-period 16-20) proportions of total outlet that were derived from nocturnal emissions earlier in fife, and small proportions later. In age-periods 31-35 and 36-40 they share with the homosexual offenders vs. children the smallest proportions (1 per cent) of any group.

Of all groups, the homosexual offenders vs. adults had fewest (63 per cent) individuals with heterosexual dreams and the most (82 per cent) with homosexual dreams. In dreams of contact with animals, they have 5 per cent, the same as the homosexual offenders vs. children. This is of especial interest, since they are third in the percentage who had overt sexual experiences with nonhuman animals.

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