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"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, Chapter 25, Sentence #2132)

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. They gave me gentleness and respect when I would rather they had contemptuously thrown me a bit of silk, if anything at all, and put me in a collar. They gave me gentleness and respect when what I needed and wanted was to crawl eagerly to their slave ring in chains, wholly theirs, fearing tardiness might be rewarded with the blow of a whip". "The issues are complex," I said. - (Mercenaries of Gor)