Conversation so far:
What book did Havelock Ellis write in 1933?
Psychology of Sex
In that book Havelock Ellis explains how children can experience sexuality differently in two ways? What are those two ways?
Which authors does Havelock Ellis reference when he claims humans can experience sexual excitement at an early age?
Marc, Fonssagrives, and Perez in France
What is the age range for girls to experience these feelings of sexual excitement according to Havelock Ellis?
8 to 19
What is the percentage difference on girls to boys in Havelock Ellis' findings as well as in other findings?
Ellis then references G.V. Hamilton’s studies that found twenty percent of males and fourteen percent of females have pleasurable experiences with their sex organs before the age of six.

Question: What does he call chidlren who did not experience these feelings until puberty?
Self-contained rewrite: What does Havelock Ellis call chiuldren who do not experience these feelings until puberty?