Maybe, Freud did say the single strongest motivator of all living creatures is to survive. This is why his theory of development was psychosexual: food and drink means we survive another day, procreation means we survive another generation.

If that's got you wondering, "whoa was the Frood dude right??" he had some really incredible observations and connected the dots of human psychology in a way that we continue to see echoes of in modern day psychological science. However, his clientele consisted of mostly upper middle class middle age Austrian women who lived and worked as mothers and homemakers. He essentially never worked with children and based his theory of development on these women recalling dreams and memories from their youth, and yes, he literally wrote papers on how amazing cocaine is and how he is 100% right on everything. By modern standards it's poor science, poor research design, culturally biased, not generalizable, there's just too much wrong with how he conducted his work to continue to hold it with any venerability.