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As for sex! I actually really like how the film invites comparison between the Fight Club scenes and the sex scenes. Because Tyler views both as being about domination. The reason he's disgusted by Marla is because he views her as weak because she's a woman. The novel explicitly states that Jack meeting her was Tyler's genesis. Her presence calls him out as a fraud, and also, she seems tougher than him. This is unacceptable, he has to dominate her, or he's less of a man than she is. Also! There's the fact that yeah, he is actually attracted to her. I can't remember if the movie really gets into this, but in the novel, it's explicit that Jack has a fear of intimacy because of his parents' dysfunctional relationship. So Tyler allows him to have Marla without getting close to her (I'm pretty sure these things are embedded in the text, because I read the novel first, and I called this way before the text explicated it). If Jack embraces Marla, he's also accepting compassion and softness within himself, and that's incompatible with his ideals of masculinity. In this way, you can do a really interesting Jungian interpretation: Marla, in addition to being Jack's love interest, is also his anima. When he takes her hand at the end, he's also accepting his own more feminine qualities.. I think the buildings falling also drives this home -- they're phallic symbols that represent Tyler's ideals of toxic masculinity. This, then, is the healthy alternative of masculine identity the text offers: someone who doesn't conform to a cultural standard of masculinity, but who is true to his own emotions; someone who values others and shows compassion toward them.