This article addresses everything you always wanted to know about sex and life, but did not believe. Proceeding from Reimut Reiche and his postulation of a parallelism between modernist discourse and constructivist positions in psychoanalysis, the author sets himself a dual objective: (a) not to lose ground over and against this modern constructivist position, and (b) to point up its blind spot. Hinz seeks to redeem this claim by pitting against the constructivist axiom a counteraxiom, which while partially maintaining allegiance to Kant and transcendental philosophy, combines Money-Kyrke's three facts of life with Bion's preconcepts. After a discussion of the inter-subjective position and Honneth's dialects of recognition, the author describes an instance of long-term, high-frequency analysis.