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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

How marvelous to cast aside the artificiality of roles and become, at last, what one truly is, biologically, one's self!" "Speak more clearly," said Samos. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #321)
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1 321 How View more quotes about marvelous">marvelous to cast aside the artificiality of roles and become, at last, what one truly is, biologically, one's self!" "Speak more clearly," said Samos.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 318 It was my envy of men, my hatred of my sex, and what I sensed to be its true nature, which prompted me to such deceptions, to such unpleasantness, hostility, and arrogance.
1 319 I am now ready to be a woman.
1 320 Indeed, in this, I sense a possible fulfillment greater than any of which I have hitherto dreamed.
1 321 How marvelous to cast aside the artificiality of roles and become, at last, what one truly is, biologically, one's self!" "Speak more clearly," said Samos.
1 322 "It is appropriate that I be enslaved," she said.
1 323 "Why?" he asked.
1 324 "Because," she said, "in the deepest heart and belly of me I am a slave".
It was my envy of men, my hatred of my sex, and what I sensed to be its true nature, which prompted me to such deceptions, to such unpleasantness, hostility, and arrogance. I am now ready to be a woman. Indeed, in this, I sense a possible fulfillment greater than any of which I have hitherto dreamed. How marvelous to cast aside the artificiality of roles and become, at last, what one truly is, biologically, one's self!" "Speak more clearly," said Samos. "It is appropriate that I be enslaved," she said. "Why?" he asked. "Because," she said, "in the deepest heart and belly of me I am a slave". - (Players of Gor)