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That was what was most to be feared, that was the great danger to women, their own womanhood, that which was what they were, in their deepest heart and belly. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #186)

I was no longer victimized by that propagandistic stupidity. The danger, I now understood clearly, was womanhood itself. Openly, honestly, must it be repudiated and denied. That was what was most to be feared, that was the great danger to women, their own womanhood, that which was what they were, in their deepest heart and belly. I was afraid to look deeply into myself. I was afraid of what I might find there. "I am a free woman," I said. - (Kajira of Gor)