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Is there any good philosophy about the idea that sexuality is more omnipresent than we realize, and that most, or at least many more everyday things than we realize have an element of being sexual?

From what I gather, this is what freud believed. And a lot of people in the continental tradition draw heavily on freud. So is there any good semi contemporary philosophy focusing mainly on ideas like this? 

I was thinking about it, since I was thinking about how the trend among a lot of people seems to be to deny the sexual element in things. And it always seemed intuitive to me that if anything the opposite should be the case. Finding out that it was a big part of freud made me wonder where that line of thought is today.
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George Bataille and the collaborative work of Gilles Deleuze and Fèlix Guattari both write at great length about the pervasiveness of desire/libidinal energy, though that isn’t quite the same thing. *Anti-Oedipus* might be worth looking into. Desire not as lack but as a productive force. “Every political economy is always a libidinal economy.”