psychosexually

Both were born in 1959, grew up and still work in Mexico and make ambitious, surrealistic, psychosexually fraught paintings.

And though the actresses are agnostic about the show's lapses into Freudian pedantry, psychosexually weird characters present an opportunity.

Her husband was her substitute father, psychosexually apparent when she addresses him (the husband) as the "vampire father" haunting her since his death.

Nonetheless, Freud's successors criticise the phallic stage theoretical constructs, because their logic presents women who are vaginally-and clitorally-orgasmic, as psychosexually immature.

To facilitate uniting him with mother, the boy's id wants to kill father (as did Oedipus), but the ego, pragmatically based upon the reality principle, knows that father is the stronger of the two males competing to psychosexually possess the one female.

"So many of the priests are psychosexually immature, it makes them more vulnerable to taking advantage of, or falling in love with, if you will, age-inappropriate people," said A. W. Richard Sipe, a psychotherapist and former Benedictine monk who has written several books about priests and sexuality.