The author opens at least three paths to approach sexual and gender diversities as well as the feminine condition in contemporary psychoanalysis. One of them is the way of thinking on these subjectivities as the paradigm of complexity proposes: binary and non-binary logics are at stake and leads to explore alternative territories, other epistemologies, to approach this challenge. The other, is the complex and contradictory relation of sexuality and unconscious desires with gender mandates. And the third one aims to analyze the margins of freedom that each person can achieve. This perspective deeply entails psychoanalysis and demands the revision of theoretical blind spots in order to expand listening in the clinical space. Glocer Fiorini posits that this approach also includes the mechanisms by which culture, politics and current discourses about women and sexual and gender migrations permeate subjectivity and, at the same time, also determine or not spaces of freedom for each person, including the analyst.