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Many men thusly feel that to care for a slave is a sign of weakness, that such feelings are unworthy of them, are beneath them. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1829)

She strives to please. It is easy to see how a man must fear weakness with such a creature. Do not yield! Do not weaken! See that she is never in doubt as to who it is who owns her! Keep her in perfect subjection! And so he fears coming to care for her, a mere slave. Many men thusly feel that to care for a slave is a sign of weakness, that such feelings are unworthy of them, are beneath them. How absurd to care for one such as she! She is, after all, a slave. Accordingly, many a master/slave relationship is such that the submitted slave, hopelessly in love with her master, dares not express her feelings, and the master, unwilling to live without his slave, and who would die for her, is harsh with her, and treats her with great severity, as the lowest and most contemptible of collar sluts. To be sure, both realize, or sense, one supposes, the feelings of the other. - (Guardsman of Gor)