Male Impotence

It would be easy to escape from thİs conclusİon by poİnting to the quantİtatİve
factor in the causation of illness-to the greater or lesser extent of the contrİbution
made by the varİous elements which determine whether a recognizable illness
results or not. But although I accept thİs answer as correct, it is not my intention to
make it a reason for rejecting the conclusion itself. On the contrary, 1 shall put
forward the view that psychical impotence İs much more wİdespread than İs
supposed, and that a certain amount of this behaviour does in fact characterize the
love of civilized man.