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Is that not a source of pride for a girl, at least one of Earth, that a man is strong enough to make her his slave, and see to it that she is an excellent slave? On Gor, of course, one does not need strength for the mastery, for that is cultural, and expected of a man. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #757)

Consider then the difference between "Beverly begs to be whipped," "Your slave begs to be whipped," and "I beg to be whipped". At one time, one might seem best, and, at another time, another. On Earth I supposed that a girl might be proud of a man for the simple reason that he was strong enough to be her master. Is that not a source of pride for a girl, at least one of Earth, that a man is strong enough to make her his slave, and see to it that she is an excellent slave? On Gor, of course, one does not need strength for the mastery, for that is cultural, and expected of a man. What would require great strength on Earth is simply a matter of maleness on Gor. The Gorean, thinking little of it, keeps his slave, or slaves, in perfect order. To be sure, I suppose some men of Earth, for most practical purposes, are Gorean. - (Guardsman of Gor)