[Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 (of 6) by Havelock Ellis]@TWC D-Link bookStudies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 (of 6) CHAPTER I 101/133
Among the professional and most cultured element of the middle class in England, there must be a distinct percentage of inverts which may sometimes be as much as 5 per cent., though such estimates must always be hazardous.
Among women of the same class the percentage seems to be at least double, though here the phenomena are less definite and deep-seated.
This seems to be a moderate estimate for this class, which includes, however, it must be remembered, a considerable proportion of individuals who are somewhat abnormal in other respects.
As we descend the scale the phenomena are doubtless less common, though when we reach the working class we come to that comparative indifference to which allusion has already been made.
Taken altogether we may probably conclude that the proportion of inverts is the same as in other related and neighboring lands, that is to say, slightly over 2 per cent.
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