It has implications for the cognitive, perceptual, and symbolic facets of love-making. Whenever one simply has intercourse, one perceives the other as a item of enjoyment, as Kant defines. In only sexual activity you can look for to dominate, control, as well as humiliate so that you can generate sexual satisfaction. Certainly, you will find as much ways to cognize and treat one’s sex partner as there are methods the individual animal can satisfy a sexual interest. But, love-making is unifying whereas these cognitions are relational and assume beings that are logically distinct. For instance, masochistic sex—thinking of yourself as lowly and servile relegates oneself to something significantly less than and so distinct from one’s sex partner.