written by Havelock Ellis
original source of the story was Book
C. P., aged 38. Heredity good. Parents both healthy and normal. Several children of the marriage, all sexually normal so far as is known. C. P. is the youngest of the family and separated from the others by an interval of many years. He was a seven-months’ child. He has always enjoyed good health and is active and vigorous, both mentally and physically.
“When I encounter a woman who very strongly attracts me and whom I very greatly admire,” he writes, “my desire is never that I may have sexual connection with her in the ordinary sense, but that I may lie down upon the floor on my back and be trampled upon by her. This curious desire is seldom present unless the object of my admiration is really a lady, and of fine proportions.
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