The Importance of Edging

The term Jewish songs comes from the French verb, a jouille, which means quite literally to come. When you come, there is a pleasure and a displeasure together. And both of them are contentful. But precisely because of this duality, it's not as if you can just like sustain pleasure infinitely. That's the whole point of Lacan. So maybe edging would be an attempt to keep as much pleasure going as possible for as long as possible. Yeah, why not? I'm also curious what you think about Hainama's discussion of flow in her article. She draws on Millipunte's theory of flow where flow has two features. On the one hand

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