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

A woman behaves very differently toward a man whom she knows is capable of disciplining her and may, if it pleases him, do so, than toward one whom she knows she may treat with contempt and scorn with impunity. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #406)
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10 406 A View more quotes about woman">woman behaves very differently toward a man whom she knows is capable of disciplining her and may, if it pleases him, do so, than toward one whom she knows she may treat with contempt and scorn with impunity.

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

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10 403 "One woman has been beaten in this camp this morning.
10 404 I have no desire to be the second".
10 405 These words interested me.
10 406 A woman behaves very differently toward a man whom she knows is capable of disciplining her and may, if it pleases him, do so, than toward one whom she knows she may treat with contempt and scorn with impunity.
10 407 It is interesting to note that it comes as a revelation to many young Earth females brought to Gor as slaves that Gorean males are quite unlike the males they are familiar with from their home planet.
10 408 The differences, of course, at least in my opinion, are primarily cultural.
10 409 The young Earth females discover that Gorean males are neither weak nor pliant, nor desperately concerned to please them, nor ready to redirect, even ruin, their lives to accommodate themselves to the frets, notions, whims and caprices of the desirable and fair.
"One woman has been beaten in this camp this morning. I have no desire to be the second". These words interested me. A woman behaves very differently toward a man whom she knows is capable of disciplining her and may, if it pleases him, do so, than toward one whom she knows she may treat with contempt and scorn with impunity. It is interesting to note that it comes as a revelation to many young Earth females brought to Gor as slaves that Gorean males are quite unlike the males they are familiar with from their home planet. The differences, of course, at least in my opinion, are primarily cultural. The young Earth females discover that Gorean males are neither weak nor pliant, nor desperately concerned to please them, nor ready to redirect, even ruin, their lives to accommodate themselves to the frets, notions, whims and caprices of the desirable and fair. - (Players of Gor)