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According to Sigmund [[Freud]], the [[loss ]] of the [[object ]] is a two-step [[process ]] whereby the [[subject ]] is constituted. First, the earliest [[partial ]] object, the [[breast]], is lost. Then the primary [[love ]] object, the [[mother]], is likewise lost.

The earliest [[sexual ]] object is the breast, and the earliest source of [[satisfaction ]] for the sexual [[instinct ]] is the [[encounter ]] between two partial [[objects]], the [[infant]]'s mouth and the mother's breast. In [[Three ]] Essays on the ''[[Theory ]] of [[Sexuality]]'' (1905d), Freud explained that the breast becomes a [[lost object ]] "just at..