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

"How can a woman of her intelligence be such a slave—so much a slave—so fully and completely, so helplessly and perfectly, so willingly and gladly, a slave?" "Perhaps her intelligence frees her to be more quickly and honestly responsive to her deepest needs," I said. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #175)
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24 175 "How can a View more quotes about woman">woman of her intelligence be such a slave—so much a slave—so fully and completely, so helplessly and perfectly, so willingly and gladly, a slave?" "Perhaps her intelligence frees her to be more quickly and honestly responsive to her deepest needs," I said.

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

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24 172 "What a slave she is," said Arlene.
24 173 "Her intelligence," I said, "is fully comparable to yours, and may be superior," I said.
24 174 "That is what I cannot understand," said Arlene.
24 175 "How can a woman of her intelligence be such a slave—so much a slave—so fully and completely, so helplessly and perfectly, so willingly and gladly, a slave?" "Perhaps her intelligence frees her to be more quickly and honestly responsive to her deepest needs," I said.
24 176 "Perhaps she is quicker to recognize her deepest feelings, and more willing to accept them, than a duller woman, or perhaps only a more constricted woman.
24 177 Often the superior woman searches, lonely and frustrated, for a man superior to herself, who can be a full man to the hidden woman in her.
24 178 Unfortunately many who could be a man to the woman in such a female do not, because of their training and conditioning, become so.
"What a slave she is," said Arlene. "Her intelligence," I said, "is fully comparable to yours, and may be superior," I said. "That is what I cannot understand," said Arlene. "How can a woman of her intelligence be such a slave—so much a slave—so fully and completely, so helplessly and perfectly, so willingly and gladly, a slave?" "Perhaps her intelligence frees her to be more quickly and honestly responsive to her deepest needs," I said. "Perhaps she is quicker to recognize her deepest feelings, and more willing to accept them, than a duller woman, or perhaps only a more constricted woman. Often the superior woman searches, lonely and frustrated, for a man superior to herself, who can be a full man to the hidden woman in her. Unfortunately many who could be a man to the woman in such a female do not, because of their training and conditioning, become so. - (Beasts of Gor)