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A Portrait of Ed Koch’s Secret Gay Life

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To the Editor: Re “The Secrets Ed Koch Carried” (front page, May 8): I read about former Mayor Ed Koch’s closeted state of mind with a mixture of anger and sadness.

As a gay psychiatrist who, in the 1980s, watched patients, friends and colleagues get sick and die from AIDS, I felt anger about the closeted mayor who refused to advocate forcefully enough for them.

Yet I also felt sadness as a psychoanalyst who has observed, studied and written about the psychology of being in the closet.

I understand the suffering that such a state of mind entails. The psychological efforts, known as dissociation, of maintaining a compartmentalized state of mind often lead to errors in judgment.

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