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

Similarly there is a secret saying, among Gorean men, that no female is a woman, who has not been made a slave. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #269)
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14 269 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly there is a secret saying, among Gorean men, that no female is a woman, who has not been made a slave.

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

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14 266 The free woman is expected to pervert her nature in the furs, behaving as a cultural identical rather than as what she is by nature, the servant and slave of her master.
14 267 It is little wonder that the free woman, concerned with her putative identicality, her status, her image, her dignity and pride, is often inhibited and sexually inert in the furs.
14 268 The Goreans say that if one has never had a slave one has never had a woman.
14 269 Similarly there is a secret saying, among Gorean men, that no female is a woman, who has not been made a slave.
14 270 The free woman, often, fears to feel.
14 271 The slave, on the other hand, fears not to feel, for she may then, in all likelihood, be punished.
14 272 The same frigidity which may be accounted a virtue among free women, figuring in their vanity competitions, how well they can resist men, is commonly among slaves an occasion for the imposition of severe discipline; it can even constitute a capital offense.
The free woman is expected to pervert her nature in the furs, behaving as a cultural identical rather than as what she is by nature, the servant and slave of her master. It is little wonder that the free woman, concerned with her putative identicality, her status, her image, her dignity and pride, is often inhibited and sexually inert in the furs. The Goreans say that if one has never had a slave one has never had a woman. Similarly there is a secret saying, among Gorean men, that no female is a woman, who has not been made a slave. The free woman, often, fears to feel. The slave, on the other hand, fears not to feel, for she may then, in all likelihood, be punished. The same frigidity which may be accounted a virtue among free women, figuring in their vanity competitions, how well they can resist men, is commonly among slaves an occasion for the imposition of severe discipline; it can even constitute a capital offense. - (Savages of Gor)