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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

One supposes, if it were to be encountered, most men would not really understand it; I think they would be puzzled or repulsed. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #349)
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27 349 One supposes, if it were to be View more quotes about encountered">encountered, most men would not really understand it; I think they would be puzzled or repulsed.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 346 Gorean slave girls, incidentally, it might be mentioned, though it is perhaps unnecessary to do so, while sexually needful, and often pathetically so, are not sexually aggressive; that would be absurd; they are too feminine, and too vulnerable; too, they do not wish to be beaten; they are the aggressed-upon.
27 347 They may, of course, plead, and lick and kiss, and beg for attention, and such.
27 348 I have never seen, incidentally, an example of sexual aggression on the part of a woman on Gor, either slave or free.
27 349 One supposes, if it were to be encountered, most men would not really understand it; I think they would be puzzled or repulsed.
27 350 Is the woman trying to be a man? But she is not a man.
27 351 At the least I suspect that it would be regarded as peculiar and tasteless.
27 352 The true woman, whether slave or free, carries on her campaigns more subtly and effectively.
Gorean slave girls, incidentally, it might be mentioned, though it is perhaps unnecessary to do so, while sexually needful, and often pathetically so, are not sexually aggressive; that would be absurd; they are too feminine, and too vulnerable; too, they do not wish to be beaten; they are the aggressed-upon. They may, of course, plead, and lick and kiss, and beg for attention, and such. I have never seen, incidentally, an example of sexual aggression on the part of a woman on Gor, either slave or free. One supposes, if it were to be encountered, most men would not really understand it; I think they would be puzzled or repulsed. Is the woman trying to be a man? But she is not a man. At the least I suspect that it would be regarded as peculiar and tasteless. The true woman, whether slave or free, carries on her campaigns more subtly and effectively. - (Slave Girl of Gor)