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This is when Faunia is dancing for Coleman,
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and she insists, when Coleman wants it to mean something--
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I guess she is just about to dance for him--
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when he wants their sex to mean something, she says,
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"No. It's just what it is." "He said to her,
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'This is more than sex' and flatly she replied, 'No, it's not.
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You just forgot what sex is.
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This is sex all by itself.
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Don't fuck it up by pretending it's something else.'"
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What Coleman's urge is, is to use language to make sex into
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something other than it is, to make meaning out of it.
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That's a fundamentally linguistic enterprise.