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Concomitant with such homelinesses, however, they are taught attitudes of the body, posture and grace, how to stand, kneel, recline, rise and such, for awkwardness and clumsiness are not accepted in female slaves. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #219)

Sometimes the girls, particularly if they are of high caste and are unlikely to be familiar with such things, are put through a course of training involving such domestic duties as cleaning and cooking, laundering and sewing. This accustoms them to servitude and helps them to understand what they are. Many, for example, may be sold as tower slaves or kettle-and-mat girls. Concomitant with such homelinesses, however, they are taught attitudes of the body, posture and grace, how to stand, kneel, recline, rise and such, for awkwardness and clumsiness are not accepted in female slaves. They are, after all, not free women. As their training progresses they come to understand ever more clearly that men are naturally and biologically their masters, and that it is their fitting lot, given that they are women, to serve and please. It is not hard to grasp such things. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)