{meta-Freudian ninja riposte}
Talking Cure
...The doctor believed that if she had been a normal girl
she would have responded with the attraction natural
at fourteen, not this blunt disgust. Diagnosis: hysteria.
Reversal of affect, displacement of sensation. Basically,
she was a prick tease, for her would-be lover must have
gathered from numerous signs (a man knows such things)
that he was secure in the girl's affections before proceeding.
Cathleen Calbert
in the magazine Hotel Amerika
via Poetry Daily January 23, 2003