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My needs now regularly surfaced, and welled up within me, frequently, periodically, irresistibly, and I would now feel acute discomfort, and misery, until they were satisfied. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #870)

As an analogy, let us suppose that somehow, by magic if you wish, or some sort of hibernation, or through some sort of suspended animation, that one had never had food or drink, and then suppose that suddenly, somehow, someone had changed all that, that someone had done something to you, and that suddenly you needed food and drink, and could not live without them. To be sure, this is only an analogy but it conveys something of what I intend. As a slave I now found men not only excruciatingly desirable, but I found I now needed their attentions, and touch. My needs now regularly surfaced, and welled up within me, frequently, periodically, irresistibly, and I would now feel acute discomfort, and misery, until they were satisfied. I now needed men, and was miserable without them. How many men of Earth, I thought, used only to the stunted sexuality of their inert, chilled, reduced females would be astonished at discovering and encountering the needful, collared sluts of Gor. Sometimes they must be cuffed from one's feet, lest their pleading and insistence, however softly piteous, become too annoying. - (Kajira of Gor)