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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

The needs of a woman, biologically, are deep; it is unfortunate that some men regard it as wrong to satisfy them. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #94)
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1 94 The View more quotes about needs">needs of a woman, biologically, are deep; it is unfortunate that some men regard it as wrong to satisfy them.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 91 Perhaps that is why free women guard themselves so sternly against them.
1 92 The slave girl, of course, cannot guard herself against them, for she is at the mercy of her master, who will treat her not as she wishes, but precisely as he wishes.
1 93 Then she yields, as she must, and as a free woman may not, and her will is yielded in ecstasy to his.
1 94 The needs of a woman, biologically, are deep; it is unfortunate that some men regard it as wrong to satisfy them.
1 95 The correct treatment of a female, which is only possible to administer to a girl who is owned, is adjusted to her needs, and is complex and subtle.
1 96 The least girl contains wonders for the master who understands her.
1 97 Two things may perhaps be said.
Perhaps that is why free women guard themselves so sternly against them. The slave girl, of course, cannot guard herself against them, for she is at the mercy of her master, who will treat her not as she wishes, but precisely as he wishes. Then she yields, as she must, and as a free woman may not, and her will is yielded in ecstasy to his. The needs of a woman, biologically, are deep; it is unfortunate that some men regard it as wrong to satisfy them. The correct treatment of a female, which is only possible to administer to a girl who is owned, is adjusted to her needs, and is complex and subtle. The least girl contains wonders for the master who understands her. Two things may perhaps be said. - (Beasts of Gor)