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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

She thus, soon unconsciously, thinks and moves as what she is, a female. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #415)
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32 415 She View more quotes about thus">thus, soon unconsciously, thinks and moves as what she is, a female.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 412 It is little wonder that in their dreams they are roped and thrown to warriors.
32 413 On Gor, of course, the woman, if she be slave, is no longer prohibited, because of cultural requirements, from expressing the kinesthetic realities of her womanhood.
32 414 The slave girl learns to think of herself as deeply and radically feminine, as uncompromisingly feminine.
32 415 She thus, soon unconsciously, thinks and moves as what she is, a female.
32 416 Moreover there is a special modality to the movements of the slave girl.
32 417 She knows not only that she is a female, but a female in the most radical and profound sense, an owned female, one at the bidding of masters.
32 418 This excites her, and cannot help but be reflected in her movements.
It is little wonder that in their dreams they are roped and thrown to warriors. On Gor, of course, the woman, if she be slave, is no longer prohibited, because of cultural requirements, from expressing the kinesthetic realities of her womanhood. The slave girl learns to think of herself as deeply and radically feminine, as uncompromisingly feminine. She thus, soon unconsciously, thinks and moves as what she is, a female. Moreover there is a special modality to the movements of the slave girl. She knows not only that she is a female, but a female in the most radical and profound sense, an owned female, one at the bidding of masters. This excites her, and cannot help but be reflected in her movements. - (Explorers of Gor)