Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 36 | 889 | Throughout View more quotes about human">human history the lovely and seductive dangers of the human female have been well recognized. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 36 | 886 | Before a girl's sale she is often denied the touch of men. |
| 36 | 887 | Not unoften they scratch and moan in their kennels, extending their small arms through the bars, supplicating the attentions of guards. |
| 36 | 888 | And then they are well readied for their sale, each vying to best display her master's merchandise. |
| 36 | 889 | Throughout human history the lovely and seductive dangers of the human female have been well recognized. |
| 36 | 890 | There are two major societal procedures for managing her, one is to defeminize her, to psychologically castrate her, so to speak, to condition her into inertness and frigidity, to utilize techniques of social engineering to turn her into her own jailer, with consequent deprivation, frustration and damage, and the other way is to let her be herself, and rejoice, but make sure she is kept in a collar. |
| 36 | 891 | That is the Gorean way. |
| 36 | 892 | In two ways then may the risk, the danger, and the delicious seductive menace of her beauty be dealt with and managed. |
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Before a girl's sale she is often denied the touch of men.
Not unoften they scratch and moan in their kennels, extending their small arms through the bars, supplicating the attentions of guards.
And then they are well readied for their sale, each vying to best display her master's merchandise.
Throughout human history the lovely and seductive dangers of the human female have been well recognized.
There are two major societal procedures for managing her, one is to defeminize her, to psychologically castrate her, so to speak, to condition her into inertness and frigidity, to utilize techniques of social engineering to turn her into her own jailer, with consequent deprivation, frustration and damage, and the other way is to let her be herself, and rejoice, but make sure she is kept in a collar.
That is the Gorean way.
In two ways then may the risk, the danger, and the delicious seductive menace of her beauty be dealt with and managed.
- (Kajira of Gor)