Summary
This quote suggests that when a man claims to have had pleasure with a woman, he is not referring to engaging in intellectual or verbal discussions. Instead, it implies that the term "pleasure" in this context typically implies a physical or sexual encounter rather than a purely platonic or scholarly interaction. The quote emphasizes the distinction between the different interpretations of pleasure and highlights the common understanding that pleasure, in this context, refers specifically to intimacy or sexual relations.
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