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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, of course, the men own them, and it is natural for an owned animal to desire to be found pleasing by its master. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #88)
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13 88 Too, of View more quotes about course">course, the men own them, and it is natural for an owned animal to desire to be found pleasing by its master.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 85 In such circumstances, the natural desire of women to be attractive to men is considerably augmented.
13 86 This doubtless has to do with dominance/submission ratios, and the stimulation of a now clearly recognized and divulged sexual dimorphism.
13 87 Under such circumstances sexuality is not only clearly understood, perhaps for the first time, but it is keenly felt, as well, undeniably so, even overwhelmingly so.
13 88 Too, of course, the men own them, and it is natural for an owned animal to desire to be found pleasing by its master.
13 89 Too, it is not merely that the woman's desire to be attractive, and her efforts to be so, are accentuated in bondage, and extremely so, but that men, for some women for the first time, at least in a serious way, begin to be attractive to them, often acutely, even painfully, so.
13 90 This, too, doubtless has to do with recognition, and nature and place, with dominance and submission, with sexual dimorphism, with genetic codings going back to caves, and such.
13 91 It is not surprising that nature has selected for the master and the slave.
In such circumstances, the natural desire of women to be attractive to men is considerably augmented. This doubtless has to do with dominance/submission ratios, and the stimulation of a now clearly recognized and divulged sexual dimorphism. Under such circumstances sexuality is not only clearly understood, perhaps for the first time, but it is keenly felt, as well, undeniably so, even overwhelmingly so. Too, of course, the men own them, and it is natural for an owned animal to desire to be found pleasing by its master. Too, it is not merely that the woman's desire to be attractive, and her efforts to be so, are accentuated in bondage, and extremely so, but that men, for some women for the first time, at least in a serious way, begin to be attractive to them, often acutely, even painfully, so. This, too, doubtless has to do with recognition, and nature and place, with dominance and submission, with sexual dimorphism, with genetic codings going back to caves, and such. It is not surprising that nature has selected for the master and the slave. - (Savages of Gor)