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Knowing this helps the women to understand that they are mere properties. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #409)

It was not for such a purpose, I was confident, that he had bought me. To be sure, some men speculate in women. And in such matters, as in other such matters, as with other commodities, one hopes to buy low and sell high. Knowing this helps the women to understand that they are mere properties. But what slave does not understand that, and clearly? In such speculation buying, it might be mentioned, the buyer often attempts to improve the woman, before resale, for example, by honing her slave reflexes, so that she becomes helplessly, spasmodically needful, or by other trainings, in services ranging from the homely and domestic to the exotically, intimately passional. Few men, of course, who are not merchants in such venues, buy a woman to sell her. One will at least want to see how she works out. - (Kajira of Gor)