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

It constitutes a psychophysiological ecstasy, a rhapsody of being owned and had. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #2130)
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20 2130 It constitutes a psychophysiological ecstasy, a rhapsody of being owned and had.

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

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20 2127 Her View more quotes about sexual">sexual response can become one of the entire squirming, yielding, overwhelmed organism.
20 2128 When a woman yields it is all of her that yields.
20 2129 Her response, of course, is far more than crudely physical.
20 2130 It constitutes a psychophysiological ecstasy, a rhapsody of being owned and had.
20 2131 Her sexual response, thus, is far more than a simplistic response to physical stimuli.
20 2132 It is a function of an entire situation and condition.
20 2133 It is, thus, perhaps, that the female slave, knowing herself slave and owned, attains sexual heights and depths, orgasms and totalities of response, forever denied, in the nature of things, to her ignorant sisters, cool and inhibited, smug in their prides and freedoms.
Her sexual response can become one of the entire squirming, yielding, overwhelmed organism. When a woman yields it is all of her that yields. Her response, of course, is far more than crudely physical. It constitutes a psychophysiological ecstasy, a rhapsody of being owned and had. Her sexual response, thus, is far more than a simplistic response to physical stimuli. It is a function of an entire situation and condition. It is, thus, perhaps, that the female slave, knowing herself slave and owned, attains sexual heights and depths, orgasms and totalities of response, forever denied, in the nature of things, to her ignorant sisters, cool and inhibited, smug in their prides and freedoms. - (Guardsman of Gor)