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She accepts gladly, of course, whatever is done to her, for it is the will of her master. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1845)

Lenience and indulgence are not to be shown to a slave, any slave, even a love slave. The temptation, thus, to be weak with her must be avoided at all costs. Indeed, many masters, perhaps distrusting their feelings, or overreacting to a perceived weakness on their part, or embarrassed by their feelings for one who is a mere slave, or feeling that much should be required of a love slave, or that this attention honors her, may increase their demands upon her. She accepts gladly, of course, whatever is done to her, for it is the will of her master. Many a slave will lick gratefully the boot that has kicked her. From my point of view, I would prefer, lest she become vain, or think that she is now somehow important, that her discipline should be simply maintained. But with perfection. - (Guardsman of Gor)