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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

The male fulfills himself in the mastery, and the girl, sheltered, and cared for and nurtured, and commonly loved, even madly, though masters usually attempt to conceal this from their slaves, receives the strict, uncompromising domination without which she cannot attain her full womanhood. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #188)
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34 188 The View more quotes about male">male fulfills himself in the mastery, and the girl, sheltered, and cared for and nurtured, and commonly loved, even madly, though masters usually attempt to conceal this from their slaves, receives the strict, uncompromising domination without which she cannot attain her full womanhood.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 185 And the girls themselves, of course, are well aware, those beauties in their collars, the luscious little beasts, that they are an important and precious, and valuable and beautiful, element in Gorean society, domestic animal or no, and accordingly they commonly walk with pride.
34 186 Most Gorean slave girls, once they make the adjustment to the collar, are radiantly happy.
34 187 Society, particularly its males, rejoices in their existence.
34 188 The male fulfills himself in the mastery, and the girl, sheltered, and cared for and nurtured, and commonly loved, even madly, though masters usually attempt to conceal this from their slaves, receives the strict, uncompromising domination without which she cannot attain her full womanhood.
34 189 Society approves of their status, and they themselves desire it.
34 190 No wonder they walk with grace and beauty; no wonder they walk proudly.
34 191 They have been found woman enough, and feminine enough, and exciting enough, and desirable enough, and beautiful enough to be put in the collar.
And the girls themselves, of course, are well aware, those beauties in their collars, the luscious little beasts, that they are an important and precious, and valuable and beautiful, element in Gorean society, domestic animal or no, and accordingly they commonly walk with pride. Most Gorean slave girls, once they make the adjustment to the collar, are radiantly happy. Society, particularly its males, rejoices in their existence. The male fulfills himself in the mastery, and the girl, sheltered, and cared for and nurtured, and commonly loved, even madly, though masters usually attempt to conceal this from their slaves, receives the strict, uncompromising domination without which she cannot attain her full womanhood. Society approves of their status, and they themselves desire it. No wonder they walk with grace and beauty; no wonder they walk proudly. They have been found woman enough, and feminine enough, and exciting enough, and desirable enough, and beautiful enough to be put in the collar. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)