Among all the sexualities we encounter in the animal world, only the human one is disjointed from reproduction: for us, there is a gap between “instinct” and “drive.” Human sexuality is neither natural nor counternatural, it is un-natural. By rooting it in the infantile and by dissociating the sexual and the genital, Freud and psychoanalysis have in a way “prolonged” this emancipation of sexuality. The idea of a primacy of gender over sex, which goes so far as to assert a polymorphism that multiplies the genders well beyond two, can be understood as a way of deepening the “criticism” of nature and of the dominant—namely, heterosexual and patriarchal—ideology. However, is the unconscious the witness of our present time or is it “politically incorrect”?