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

Self-denial, self-torture, pretense, hypocrisy and conformance to external, alien standards must exact their inevitable costs. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #13)
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51 13 View more quotes about self">Self-denial, self-torture, pretense, hypocrisy and conformance to external, alien standards must exact their inevitable costs.

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

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51 10 How flushed and excited was her face, how free of tension and tightness, how free of anxiety and stress.
51 11 There is an incredible, effusive release of energy and happiness when a woman stops fighting herself.
51 12 It requires an inordinate amount of energy, of course, to maintain the stern rigidities of self-suppression and constriction.
51 13 Self-denial, self-torture, pretense, hypocrisy and conformance to external, alien standards must exact their inevitable costs.
51 14 Their damage and toll is torn not only from the heart, but from the tissues of the body as well.
51 15 The laws are implacable, the consequences inexorable.
51 16 The equations of misery are registered not only in the conscious annals of pain but, too, are tallied no less in the very chemistry of the body.
How flushed and excited was her face, how free of tension and tightness, how free of anxiety and stress. There is an incredible, effusive release of energy and happiness when a woman stops fighting herself. It requires an inordinate amount of energy, of course, to maintain the stern rigidities of self-suppression and constriction. Self-denial, self-torture, pretense, hypocrisy and conformance to external, alien standards must exact their inevitable costs. Their damage and toll is torn not only from the heart, but from the tissues of the body as well. The laws are implacable, the consequences inexorable. The equations of misery are registered not only in the conscious annals of pain but, too, are tallied no less in the very chemistry of the body. - (Explorers of Gor)