Yes, but you managed to get the Church’s teaching wrong, and make even the parts you got right sound, as someone else put it, awfully bleak.
The Church does distinguish between sexual attraction and lust, much as it does between “good feelings” and love. The first item in each category is involuntary and cannot logically be morally forbidden or commanded. The second item in each category is an act of the will, oriented toward viewing a human being as an object for one’s delectation (in the case of lust) or toward the ultimate good of a person regardless of your transitory feelings toward them (in the case of love).