Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 129 | "That does not agree with the principles you have been View more quotes about taught">taught, principles developed to facilitate a certain sort of society, or perhaps even with your immediate intuitions on the matter, a function of your conditioning to accept these principles, but it stands up to the test of life experiences". |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 126 | It releases her from the constrictions of verbalisms and stereotypes and permits her to be truly herself, within of course the latitudes of her nature, that of slave". |
| 21 | 127 | "Do you think women are truly slaves?" she asked. |
| 21 | 128 | "Ultimately and profoundly," I said. |
| 21 | 129 | "That does not agree with the principles you have been taught, principles developed to facilitate a certain sort of society, or perhaps even with your immediate intuitions on the matter, a function of your conditioning to accept these principles, but it stands up to the test of life experiences". |
| 21 | 130 | "I sense that it is so," she whispered. |
| 21 | 131 | "Why else," I asked, "would women dream of chains and the collar?" "I do not know," she said. |
| 21 | 132 | "Why else do you think," I asked, "that many highly intelligent women, functioning brilliantly in their world, are yet in the privacy of their own homes the secret slaves of their husbands?" "I do not know," she said. |
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It releases her from the constrictions of verbalisms and stereotypes and permits her to be truly herself, within of course the latitudes of her nature, that of slave".
"Do you think women are truly slaves?" she asked.
"Ultimately and profoundly," I said.
"That does not agree with the principles you have been taught, principles developed to facilitate a certain sort of society, or perhaps even with your immediate intuitions on the matter, a function of your conditioning to accept these principles, but it stands up to the test of life experiences".
"I sense that it is so," she whispered.
"Why else," I asked, "would women dream of chains and the collar?" "I do not know," she said.
"Why else do you think," I asked, "that many highly intelligent women, functioning brilliantly in their world, are yet in the privacy of their own homes the secret slaves of their husbands?" "I do not know," she said.
- (Beasts of Gor)