Kreutzer sonata. Was Tolstoy right?

I know that this is an unpopular opinion, but in my deep conviction, Tolstoy was absolutely right in unmasking all fornicators and fans of carnal love, showing that it is not a great feeling, but a thing that drags a person to the bottom. I completely agree with Tolstoy's thought: "Let us stop believing that carnal love is high and noble and understand that any end is worth our pursuit - in service of humanity, our homeland, science, art, let alone God - any end, so long as we may count it worth our pursuit, is not attained by joining ourselves to the objects of our carnal love in marriage or outside it; that, in fact, infatuation and conjunction with the object of our carnal love (whatever the authors of romances and love poems claim to the contrary) will never help our worthwhile pursuits but only hinder them.”