Freud and weapons? Anybody here read and studied Freud a lot?

I actually did 3 years of pure Freud, so I'm pretty knowledgeable at this stage, despite the fact that I absolutely despise the egocentric prick. He believed that the man's role in was aggressive and so men perceive their as a type of weapon. Men would also, therefore, ociate weapons with their , and if they felt their was ineffective in any way would try to compensate for the lack of effectivity. So for instance, if you lack durability in bed you'll be motivated to get a gun that can hold a large magazine size, if you lack length you might get a sniper rifle or a sword, or if you lack strength you might get a shotgun, etc. In your case he probably would have either said that your preference in weaponry is motivated by a need to prove him wrong, or you've chosen those weapons because they're noted for being reliable and therefore you must not be or else you possess a (es are hidden and so are small weapons type thing). Freud's theories, however, are outdated, and none have withstood scientific testing. Hell, my fiancee has an M1911 and a bowie knife and he's no problem in bed.