Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 36 | 897 | Why is it she thrives in bondage? Why is it she flourishes as her View more quotes about master">master's slave? It is because that is what she is. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 36 | 894 | Whereas the man doubtless thinks in terms of the collar, in order to take no chances with the dangerous, lovely little beast, and to have completely what he wants of her, he may not always fully understand that her mastering is also that for which she in her heart longs. |
| 36 | 895 | Why does she make such a marvelous, exquisite, loving, devoted, heated slave? It is because that is what she wants. |
| 36 | 896 | It is what she needs. |
| 36 | 897 | Why is it she thrives in bondage? Why is it she flourishes as her master's slave? It is because that is what she is. |
| 36 | 898 | The collar of her master, in a civilized context, bespeaks nature's design for her. |
| 36 | 899 | All women, in their heart desire to yield to their master. |
| 36 | 900 | To whom else might one yield, truly? Is it not of masters, powerful, lustful, demanding, indifferent, careless, magnificent, and overwhelming, that women dream? So the collar had freed me to be myself, and to recognize my desire for, and need of, men, and then men, whether I willed it or not, had brought me to the point where I had become, in effect, the victim and prisoner of my needs. |
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Whereas the man doubtless thinks in terms of the collar, in order to take no chances with the dangerous, lovely little beast, and to have completely what he wants of her, he may not always fully understand that her mastering is also that for which she in her heart longs.
Why does she make such a marvelous, exquisite, loving, devoted, heated slave? It is because that is what she wants.
It is what she needs.
Why is it she thrives in bondage? Why is it she flourishes as her master's slave? It is because that is what she is.
The collar of her master, in a civilized context, bespeaks nature's design for her.
All women, in their heart desire to yield to their master.
To whom else might one yield, truly? Is it not of masters, powerful, lustful, demanding, indifferent, careless, magnificent, and overwhelming, that women dream? So the collar had freed me to be myself, and to recognize my desire for, and need of, men, and then men, whether I willed it or not, had brought me to the point where I had become, in effect, the victim and prisoner of my needs.
- (Kajira of Gor)