Sexuality (n.) is most notable for its inability to speak truth. In other words, 'there is a hole in truth'. This is what a psychoanalysis is all about.
Sexuality (n.) is precisely the domain where no one knows what to do about what is true. As such, sexuality makes a hole in truth.
Sexuality (n.) is marked by an irreducible failure. There is no common denominator between the two sexual positions. Enjoyment can be gained only against the background of a fundamental loss. There is, as it were, no sexual relationship.
Sexuality (n.) makes a hole in truth. It is precisely the domain where no one knows what to do about what is true.
Sexuality (n.) enters the subject by way of lack — and is represented in the psyche by something other than sexuality.