The Sex Complex

determined, not merely by the primary sexual characters, that is by the genital organs and particularly by the external genitalia, but by a general consideration of the sexual characteis, primary and secondary, which are present in any individual. Further it is insisted upon that every fertilised ovum is potentially bisexual, and that, while in every person there is predominating masculinity or femininity, which decides the sex-domination, it is equally obvious that there are latent traits of the opposite sex always present; some men are described as effeminate, while many a woman has the smallest possible balance of femininity in her favour. These