Castration, Is It a Problem for Both?

Froud sees castration, anxiety, as ono pointing to a real, not real, obviously, like a threatened possibility. He doesn't view it as constitutive in the way that lacon does. Froud's theory of male sexuality fails because he doesn't understand that ther castrations already happened. This is a gap that a one reconciles oneself to writ. Ind doesn't freud write, and i think doesn'tFreud put it in this way,. Like ther th the thing we can't get over, for men, as we can'tget over their ultimate fear of castration, and we can't. Right?