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Can it be that she, too, in her secret heart, wishes to kneel before a man, naked and in his collar, totally subject to his will? "But some of the things they probably do not even know of," she said. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #248)

The liberties, in certain senses, permitted to slave girls doubtless constituted an additional reason why free women so hated and envied them. The free woman, in a sense, is paradoxical. She professes to despise the slave girl; she professes to loathe her and hold her in contempt; but, too, obviously, she is almost insanely jealous of her. Can it be that she, too, in her secret heart, wishes to kneel before a man, naked and in his collar, totally subject to his will? "But some of the things they probably do not even know of," she said. "That is probably true," I said. It was true that free women tended to be somewhat naive and ignorant. Some of them, at any rate, when enslaved, seemed quite startled to discover the nature of some of the even routine performances and services that would now be expected of them. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)