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The wholeness is not achieved, the puzzle is not solved, by trying to put together pieces of the same configuration. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #644)

She looked at me, frightened. She did not understand me, or the forces which moved within me. How could she have understood me, she a Gorean girl, collared, whom strong men had long ago taught her womanhood? Did she not know that I, because of my fears, was trying to make her like a man? Could she not, like many of the women of Earth, because of her own fears, try, too, to be like a man? Each sex could then, because of its fears, try to protect itself from the other, denying the obvious complementarities of nature, the fitting together of diverse dispositions and modalities. The wholeness is not achieved, the puzzle is not solved, by trying to put together pieces of the same configuration. I looked at her. Quickly, trembling, confused, she knelt, making herself small. She put her head down to the straw. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)