The Drive and the Satisfaction of Desire

"The subject of the drive is a subject of the real," says Lecan. "OJ has to be embraced as my lack, not as what I imagine you to want me to do." Desire never wants to own up to its lack; it'll tell you all day long what it wants but can't ever tell you why. There's an ownership that happens at the field of lack that desire doesn't have", he adds.