§ 104
It cannot be overlooked that the constant pull exercised over every woman by her erotic instincts, even though they be so repressed that she is utterly unconscious of them, is more racking in the more refined and cultivated type of woman than in the other. Lacking the satisfaction of her erotic desires she unconsciously seeks gratification in numerous activities toward which this blind erotism is the only efficient cause. And as the real need is never met, these substitute activities never completely satisfy.