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Melanie Klein, the child psychoanalyst, noted that during intercourse an individual’s frustration is soothed and aggression is lowered:

Libidinal satisfaction diminishes his aggressiveness and with it his anxiety. In addition, the pleasure he gets from such satisfaction seems in itself to allay his fear of being destroyed by his own destructive impulses and by his objects [inner demons], and to militate against … his fear of losing his capacity to achieve libidinal satisfaction. Libidinal satisfaction, as an expression of Eros, reinforces his belief in his helpful imagos and diminishes the dangers which threaten him. . . .

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