Senses of Desire and Pleasure

i would much rather see pleasure as and desire as being in this n excess of like, activity, rather than as a state of consciousness. I'm glad you brought it up, the death drive as a as being kind of a response, in a certain way, to the subject under capitalism,. That's the way blanchfield's kind of conceiving it. And what i liked about that was, for me, it kind of brought about this paradox about the death drive - how can a being driven by the pleasure principle also want to destroy itself, which means no more pleasure? Tink, it makes it much more complex. A, but then some of the issues with understanding desire as