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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

The young man will wish to buy a helplessly passionate, hot-eyed slut whom he can whip-train, on her belly, kissing at his feet, to his every disposition and pleasure, and the mother will wish to buy him a "sensible girl". - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #441)
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18 441 The View more quotes about young">young man will wish to buy a helplessly passionate, hot-eyed slut whom he can whip-train, on her belly, kissing at his feet, to his every disposition and pleasure, and the mother will wish to buy him a "sensible girl".

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 438 This girl will generally mean much more to him, of course, than one who might be bought for him by, say, his parents.
18 439 Every young man wishes to buy a girl who will appeal, personally, to him.
18 440 Mothers, in particular, can be nuisances in such respects.
18 441 The young man will wish to buy a helplessly passionate, hot-eyed slut whom he can whip-train, on her belly, kissing at his feet, to his every disposition and pleasure, and the mother will wish to buy him a "sensible girl".
18 442 It is sometimes difficult for the Gorean mother, as for the Earth mother, to realize that their little boys have at last become men.
18 443 The young Gorean male, we shall suppose, now brings his girl home.
18 444 This is now his own domicile, of course.
This girl will generally mean much more to him, of course, than one who might be bought for him by, say, his parents. Every young man wishes to buy a girl who will appeal, personally, to him. Mothers, in particular, can be nuisances in such respects. The young man will wish to buy a helplessly passionate, hot-eyed slut whom he can whip-train, on her belly, kissing at his feet, to his every disposition and pleasure, and the mother will wish to buy him a "sensible girl". It is sometimes difficult for the Gorean mother, as for the Earth mother, to realize that their little boys have at last become men. The young Gorean male, we shall suppose, now brings his girl home. This is now his own domicile, of course. - (Guardsman of Gor)