latent homosexuality

Others have suggested that latent homosexuality is a result of one's environment.

A theory that homophobia is a result of latent homosexuality was put forth in the late 20th century.

In 2006, his own latent homosexuality was forced out into the open by the magical Mexican realism camera.

When the results came back, the psychiatrist said my reactions to the inkblots seemed to indicate a latent homosexuality.

The author even suggests that Presley's promiscuity masked latent homosexuality.

For decades, psychologists have said that at the core of homophobia is repressed fear and latent homosexuality.

For a suicidal drunk with a pathological fear of latent homosexuality, Papa did all right."

Does the problem have anything to do with Melville's latent homosexuality, which biographers have often suggested?

(Could you guess that his latent homosexuality emerges?)

Elliot wonders if Jake's wound perhaps signifies latent homosexuality, rather than only a loss of masculinity.

He would hate homosexuals, he confesses, but he once read that this might indicate latent homosexuality.

His exploits have also unintentionally led to several homosexual encounters, which ironically reveal his homophobia or, perhaps, latent homosexuality.

Living in a homophobic culture, not being exposed to homosexuality, and being surrounded by members of both genders may encourage latent homosexuality.

'Or latent homosexuality?'

Some argue that the latent homosexuality is a potentially iatrogenic effect (that is, it is not present until suggested by a therapist).

They concluded that "latent homosexuality" does not exist and that homosexuality should be considered "latent heterosexuality."

Judging from a letter Freud wrote him in 1922, Dr. Frink found it hard to accept Freud's diagnosis of latent homosexuality.

Generally, these varied explanations conceive of homophobia as one type of latent homosexuality where persons either are unaware of or deny their homosexual urges.

Schmölders speculates that at least on Kassner's part this friendship was latent homosexuality (in: Neumann/Ott 1999).

Mr. Robb brings out what he calls Balzac's feminine aspects, "traditionally ignored," which come down to some kind of latent or not so latent homosexuality.

Frederick's youthful hubris foreshadows his subsequent tumble from favor; and Charles's melancholy self-absorption is stripped away to reveal his latent homosexuality.

The play manages to explore the themes of drug addiction and latent homosexuality while injecting elements of humor and bawdiness without being bleak or sinister.