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Has she not already worn it, in her dreams? Herein, you see, is embedded a mysterious chemistry, having to do, doubtless, with genetics, with evolution, with complementarities, with the woman's disposition to desire, and her hope to be found attractive by, an intelligent, powerful male, to whom she yearns to surrender and submit. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #421)

It goes well beyond such things. She is readied for the collar, long before it is put on her. Her heat and blood have prepared her for it. Has she not already worn it, in her dreams? Herein, you see, is embedded a mysterious chemistry, having to do, doubtless, with genetics, with evolution, with complementarities, with the woman's disposition to desire, and her hope to be found attractive by, an intelligent, powerful male, to whom she yearns to surrender and submit. And these inclinations on her part, obviously, are fulfilled in their full perfection only when finds herself an acknowledged slave, completely owned, fully dominated, overwhelmed, at the feet of a master. In her dreams, and blood, you see, she is readied for the collar, long before it is put on her. She is not unaware of her rightful disposition. - (Kajira of Gor)