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I speak of a situation in which the women are slaves, of course. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #880)

On Gor, it is the man who commonly decides, and grants, or does not grant, as he wishes, his attentions to the woman, at least if she is a slave. The girl, in her brief silk, if permitted so much, and collar, closed about her neck and locked on her, owned, is commonly the supplicant. He may, of course, also command what he wishes, at as little as the snapping of his fingers. I speak of a situation in which the women are slaves, of course. If he wishes to treat with free women then, as I understand it, he is little better off than his counterpart on Earth. On Earth a free woman bargains with her beauty; on Gor, commonly, a woman does not bargain with her beauty; a slaver will bargain with it, and for as much as he can get. The man may, of course, frequent the paga taverns or, if he wishes, buy himself a girl, usually at an affordable price. - (Kajira of Gor)