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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Before the mirror I sobbed. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #125)
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1 125 Before the View more quotes about mirror">mirror I sobbed.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 122 It was, in its way, a convenience for the male, indeed, even an invitation to his predation; too, similarly, it was, to her, to the so-dressed female, a mnemonic device, and a symbol of her vulnerability, and nature, reminding her of what she was, and her meaning.
1 123 I wondered if anywhere there might be true men, men capable of answering the scream of need in a woman, capable of taking us in hand and treating us, and handling us, as what we were, females.
1 124 Alas, I did not think so.
1 125 Before the mirror I sobbed.
1 126 Then I thought that somewhere, surely, there must be such men.
1 127 But where? Surely, somewhere in nature, there must be such men! Surely somewhere in nature there must be an explanation for my needs.
1 128 I had not invented them.
It was, in its way, a convenience for the male, indeed, even an invitation to his predation; too, similarly, it was, to her, to the so-dressed female, a mnemonic device, and a symbol of her vulnerability, and nature, reminding her of what she was, and her meaning. I wondered if anywhere there might be true men, men capable of answering the scream of need in a woman, capable of taking us in hand and treating us, and handling us, as what we were, females. Alas, I did not think so. Before the mirror I sobbed. Then I thought that somewhere, surely, there must be such men. But where? Surely, somewhere in nature, there must be such men! Surely somewhere in nature there must be an explanation for my needs. I had not invented them. - (Dancer of Gor)