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And how fortunate those who paid their coins for such women for they found them slaves, true slaves, and in them they would find a helpless female passion, vulnerable and pleading, matching, in its way, as its reciprocating female complement, their own, a wholistic passion, mental and physical, that of a slave, that of an overwhelmed, surrendering, submitting, pleading, grateful, ecstatic slave, a passion answering in nature to their own imperious and predatory needs. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #183)

"True," said Boots. He was indeed fortunate. Both girls were so beautiful that the mere sight of them, chained by the ankle to the stake in their tents, could drive men mad with desire. And how fortunate those who paid their coins for such women for they found them slaves, true slaves, and in them they would find a helpless female passion, vulnerable and pleading, matching, in its way, as its reciprocating female complement, their own, a wholistic passion, mental and physical, that of a slave, that of an overwhelmed, surrendering, submitting, pleading, grateful, ecstatic slave, a passion answering in nature to their own imperious and predatory needs. Goreans believe that women belong to men. In this belief they do not question the decrees of nature. What true man, I wondered, has not wished to have his collar on the neck of some woman. - (Players of Gor)