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• 37 per cent of the total male population has at least some overt homosexual experience to the point of orgasm between adolescence and old age (Figure 156). This accounts for nearly 2 males out of every 5 that one may meet.
• 50 per cent of the males who remain single until age 35 have had overt homosexual experience to the point of orgasm, since the onset of adolescence (Figure 156).
• 58 per cent of the males who belong to the group that goes into
high school but not beyond, 50 per cent of the grade school level, and
47 per cent of the college level have had homosexual experience to the point of orgasm if they remain single to the age of 35 (Figure 158).
• 63 per cent of all males never have overt homosexual experience to the point of orgasm after the onset of adolescence (Figure 156).
• 50 per cent of all males (approximately) have neither overt nor psychic experience in the homosexual after the onset of adolescence (Figures 162-167).
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• 14-19 per cent of the unmarried females in the sample, and
1-3 per cent of the married females, had not made any socio-sexual responses (either heterosexual or homosexual)—i.e., rated
X— in each of the years between twenty and thirty-five years of age. Among the previously married females,
5-8 per cent were in that category.
• 13 per cent of the males (approximately) react erotically to other males
without having overt homosexual contacts after the onset of adolescence.
• 30 per cent of all males have at least incidental homosexual experience or reactions rate
1 to 6) over at least a three-year period between the ages of 16 and 55. This accounts for one male out of every three in the population who is past the early years of adolescence (Table 150,
Figure 168)
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Something between 11-20 per cent of the unmarried females and
8-10 per cent of the married females in the sample were making at least incidental homosexual responses, or making incidental or more specific homosexual contacts—i.e., rated
1-6—in each of the years
between twenty and thirty-five years of age. Among the previously married females,
14-17 per cent were in that category..
• 25 per cent of the male population has more than incidental homosexual experience or reactions (i.e., rates
2-6) for at least three years between the ages of 16 and 55. In terms of averages, one male out of approximately every four has had or will have such distinct and continued homosexual experience.
• 18 per cent of the males have at least as much of the homosexual as the heterosexual in their histories (i.e., rate
3-6) for at least three years between the ages of 16 and 55. This is more than one in six of the white male population.
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• 4-11 per cent of the unmarried females in the sample, and
1-2 per cent of the married females, had made homosexual responses, and/or had homosexual experience, at least as frequently as they had made heterosexual responses and/or had heterosexual experience—i.e., rated
3-6—in each of the years between twenty and thirty-five years of age. Among the previously married females,
5-7 per cent were in that category.
• 13 per cent of the population has more of the homosexual than the heterosexual (i.e., rates
4-6) for at least three years between the ages of 16 and 55. This is one in eight of the white male population.
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• 3-8 per cent of the unmarried females in the sample, and something under 1
per cent of the married females, had made homosexual responses and/or had homosexual experience more often than they had responded heterosexually and/or had heterosexual experience—i.e., rated
4-6—in each of the years between twenty and thirty-five years of age. Among the previously married females,
4-7 per cent were in that category.
• 10 per cent of the males are more or less exclusively
homosexual (i.e., rate 5-6) for at least three years between the ages of 16 and 55. This is one male in ten in the white male population.
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• 2-6 per cent of the unmarried females in the sample, but less than
1 per cent of
the married females, had been more or less exclusively homosexual in their
responses and/or overt experience —i.e., rated 5-6—in each of the years
between twenty and thirty-five years of age. Among the previously married
females, 1-6 per cent were in that category.
That fewer females than males are exclusively homosexual is also noted in: Havelock Ellis 1915(2):195. Potter 1933:151. Hesnard 1933:189. Cory 1951:88.
• 8 per cent of the males are exclusively homosexual (i.e.,
rate a 6) for at least three years between the ages of 16 and 55. This is one male in every 13.
• 4 per cent of the white males are exclusively homosexual throughout their lives, after the onset of adolescence (Table 150,
Figure 168).
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• 1-3 per cent of the unmarried females in the sample, but less than
3 in a thousand of the married females, had been exclusively homosexual in their psychologic responses and/or overt experience—i.e., rated
6—in each of the years between twenty and thirty-five years of age. Among the previously married females,
1-3 per cent were in that category.
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