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The Gorean free woman has very ambivalent feelings toward bondage. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #628)

The usual devices to take a running woman are nets and ropes. Sometimes, however, the slaver, when the woman's legs are bared, will use a bola, the cords and weights then snapping about her calves and ankles, throwing her to the ground. A bit of binding fiber then, fastening her hands behind her back, and perhaps a painful nose ring and cord, will suffice to bring her instantly to slave heel. The Gorean free woman has very ambivalent feelings toward bondage. She abhors it in one way, but in another she is curious about it, and is attracted by it. Surely she is well aware of the typical radiance, health, fulfillment and happiness of the female slave. Yet, she is only too well aware of the fact, as well, that the slave is only a slave, a property, an animal, to be despised and held in contempt. - (Guardsman of Gor)