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Did I not make this clear to you? Do you think we do not know when a man's look strips us, as his hands might, when his glance wanders to our throat, where he might place a collar, when in his gaze we discover, to a warm, flattering, pleasurable uneasiness, that he is speculating on what we might look like, naked, at his feet? Surely it is the most healthy and natural thing in the world for a man to look upon one attractive woman or another and wonder what it might be like to own her". - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #430)

"To me that was obvious". "So obvious?" I asked. "Yes," she said, "to a woman. Did I not make this clear to you? Do you think we do not know when a man's look strips us, as his hands might, when his glance wanders to our throat, where he might place a collar, when in his gaze we discover, to a warm, flattering, pleasurable uneasiness, that he is speculating on what we might look like, naked, at his feet? Surely it is the most healthy and natural thing in the world for a man to look upon one attractive woman or another and wonder what it might be like to own her". "And perhaps the woman has similar thoughts?" "Of course," she said, "we are women. We wonder what it would be, to belong to this man or that". "Did you then recognize yourself as a slave?" "Yes," she said. - (Guardsman of Gor)