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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

How, without submitting themselves to such men, how without satisfying the complementary equations of sexuality, could their own femininity be fulfilled? I had wished to go forth in the palace. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #637)
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4 637 How, without submitting View more quotes about themselves">themselves to such men, how without satisfying the complementary equations of sexuality, could their own femininity be fulfilled? I had wished to go forth in the palace.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 634 Where were such men on Earth, I asked myself.
4 635 They must exist there, some few perhaps, somewhere.
4 636 Thousands, perhaps millions of women on Earth, I thought, must secretly pine for such men.
4 637 How, without submitting themselves to such men, how without satisfying the complementary equations of sexuality, could their own femininity be fulfilled? I had wished to go forth in the palace.
4 638 I had not been permitted to do so, by men.
4 639 I was angry! But, too, I knew that there were other emotions, deeper emotions, unfamiliar and troubling emotions, uncontrollable emotions, that were welling up within me.
4 640 These emotions frightened me, and pleased me.
Where were such men on Earth, I asked myself. They must exist there, some few perhaps, somewhere. Thousands, perhaps millions of women on Earth, I thought, must secretly pine for such men. How, without submitting themselves to such men, how without satisfying the complementary equations of sexuality, could their own femininity be fulfilled? I had wished to go forth in the palace. I had not been permitted to do so, by men. I was angry! But, too, I knew that there were other emotions, deeper emotions, unfamiliar and troubling emotions, uncontrollable emotions, that were welling up within me. These emotions frightened me, and pleased me. - (Kajira of Gor)