Her drama is summed up in a conflict between her 'viriloid' and her 'feminine' tendencies; the former are expressed in the clitoral system, the latter in vaginal eroticism; as a very young girl, she identifies with her father; she then experiences feelings of inferiority relative to man and is faced with the alternative of either maintaining her autonomy, becoming virilized which, with an underlying inferiority complex, provokes a tension that risks bringing on neuroses or else finding happy self fulfillment in amorous submission, a solution facilitated by the love she felt for her sovereign father; it is he whom she is looking for in her lover or husband, and her sexual love is mingled with her desire to bedominated.