Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 476 | Wearing the leash is a symbol of View more quotes about male">male domination and of her complementary nature as a female. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 473 | He jerked it against the collar ring twice, sharply, and I felt the collar jerk against the back of my neck. |
| 31 | 474 | This is sometimes done, as though reminding the woman that she has been leashed, and, at that moment, is still leashed. |
| 31 | 475 | The leash, as you might sense, well reminds a woman of her womanhood, and its meaning. |
| 31 | 476 | Wearing the leash is a symbol of male domination and of her complementary nature as a female. |
| 31 | 477 | It is not surprising that being on a man's leash is a profoundly erotic experience for a female. |
| 31 | 478 | Sometimes so little is required to effect a cure for frigidity in a new capture, one not yet put under the iron, one not yet collared. |
| 31 | 479 | Leashes, of course, are not unfamiliar to slaves. |
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He jerked it against the collar ring twice, sharply, and I felt the collar jerk against the back of my neck.
This is sometimes done, as though reminding the woman that she has been leashed, and, at that moment, is still leashed.
The leash, as you might sense, well reminds a woman of her womanhood, and its meaning.
Wearing the leash is a symbol of male domination and of her complementary nature as a female.
It is not surprising that being on a man's leash is a profoundly erotic experience for a female.
Sometimes so little is required to effect a cure for frigidity in a new capture, one not yet put under the iron, one not yet collared.
Leashes, of course, are not unfamiliar to slaves.
- (Kajira of Gor)