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

To the Gorean pleasure is not an object of suspicion, of apprehension, or dread, but a lovely part of life. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #99)
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24 99 To the View more quotes about gorean">Gorean pleasure is not an object of suspicion, of apprehension, or dread, but a lovely part of life.

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

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24 96 For example, it would be quite unusual for a Gorean to make love in less than a full Ahn.
24 97 And he enjoys, of course, devoting his full and undivided attention to her, listening to her, licking and kissing her, caressing her, and then bringing her to orgasm again and again, as he wishes, and then, of course, having her later serve him, perhaps refreshing him, say, bathing and grooming him, perhaps then humbly preparing and serving viands, and pouring his wine, and perhaps conversing with him, naked, while perhaps performing small tasks under his supervision, say, polishing his leather, and then he may have her pose for him, or dance for him, and then he may permit her to kiss his whip and beg for more pleasure, and he will then again, if he wishes, put her, perhaps helplessly chained, again and again to the delicious sexual torments which will bring her again and again, she at his mercy, helpless in his hands, pleading, begging, to slave ecstasy.
24 98 Even in a paga tavern he is unlikely to quickly relinquish the girl he has ordered to an alcove, who has simply come with the price of a drink.
24 99 To the Gorean pleasure is not an object of suspicion, of apprehension, or dread, but a lovely part of life.
24 100 To be sure, cultures differ in their values, attitudes, and requirements.
24 101 If all this is relative and subjective, then it seems there is nothing to choose from between pleasure and happiness and pain and misery.
24 102 This seems to me unlikely, but I am content to express my views, at whatever hazard.
For example, it would be quite unusual for a Gorean to make love in less than a full Ahn. And he enjoys, of course, devoting his full and undivided attention to her, listening to her, licking and kissing her, caressing her, and then bringing her to orgasm again and again, as he wishes, and then, of course, having her later serve him, perhaps refreshing him, say, bathing and grooming him, perhaps then humbly preparing and serving viands, and pouring his wine, and perhaps conversing with him, naked, while perhaps performing small tasks under his supervision, say, polishing his leather, and then he may have her pose for him, or dance for him, and then he may permit her to kiss his whip and beg for more pleasure, and he will then again, if he wishes, put her, perhaps helplessly chained, again and again to the delicious sexual torments which will bring her again and again, she at his mercy, helpless in his hands, pleading, begging, to slave ecstasy. Even in a paga tavern he is unlikely to quickly relinquish the girl he has ordered to an alcove, who has simply come with the price of a drink. To the Gorean pleasure is not an object of suspicion, of apprehension, or dread, but a lovely part of life. To be sure, cultures differ in their values, attitudes, and requirements. If all this is relative and subjective, then it seems there is nothing to choose from between pleasure and happiness and pain and misery. This seems to me unlikely, but I am content to express my views, at whatever hazard. - (Mercenaries of Gor)