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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

Binding, chaining, collaring, and such, for a variety of psychological and physiological reasons, considerably augments female response. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #556)
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16 556 View more quotes about binding">Binding, chaining, collaring, and such, for a variety of psychological and physiological reasons, considerably augments female response.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 553 "Sir?" she asked.
16 554 "When you were brought in," I said, casually, conversationally, as though her arousal and need were now out of mind, indeed, as though it had never occurred, "it seems your wrists were quite tightly bound behind you, more than with the customary tightness ample to keep a female in perfect custody".
16 555 "Sir?" she asked.
16 556 Binding, chaining, collaring, and such, for a variety of psychological and physiological reasons, considerably augments female response.
16 557 Some women, for example, have never experienced an orgasm before being braceleted, bound or collared.
16 558 The binding, the chaining, the braceleting, or such, of course, while appropriately uncompromisingly effective, must not be such as to interfere with, or diminish, the responsiveness of the slave.
16 559 That would be to commit a self-defeating error.
"Sir?" she asked. "When you were brought in," I said, casually, conversationally, as though her arousal and need were now out of mind, indeed, as though it had never occurred, "it seems your wrists were quite tightly bound behind you, more than with the customary tightness ample to keep a female in perfect custody". "Sir?" she asked. Binding, chaining, collaring, and such, for a variety of psychological and physiological reasons, considerably augments female response. Some women, for example, have never experienced an orgasm before being braceleted, bound or collared. The binding, the chaining, the braceleting, or such, of course, while appropriately uncompromisingly effective, must not be such as to interfere with, or diminish, the responsiveness of the slave. That would be to commit a self-defeating error. - (Mercenaries of Gor)