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I wondered sometimes if they were simply stupid, or might actually be hostile to women, perhaps blaming us for their own masculine failures, that they would deny us what we really needed and wanted, to be commanded to our place in nature, the slaves of true men, and fulfilled". - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #2129)

"How I despised and hated those poor weak fools seemingly so incapable of giving me anything else! Were they men or not? I felt like biting and kicking them in frustration and rage! Had I done so they would doubtless have been stunned and dismayed. Then doubtless they would have wracked their consciences to discover what they might have done wrong, and then they would doubtless have redoubled their efforts to please me, such unbelievable, incredible idiots! Perhaps they were so intent on treating me with gentleness and respect because they did not know anything else to do with me. I do not know. I wondered sometimes if they were simply stupid, or might actually be hostile to women, perhaps blaming us for their own masculine failures, that they would deny us what we really needed and wanted, to be commanded to our place in nature, the slaves of true men, and fulfilled". "I do not know," I said. "The issues are complex". "At any rate," she smiled, "they gave me gentleness and respect, while I think they might have done better to have torn my clothing from me and thrown me to their feet. - (Mercenaries of Gor)