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

Indeed, the situation of bondage itself is such a context. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1326)
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 1323 That is something I think many men do not grasp, the wholeness of the sexual experience for the woman, its enhancement and deepening by the beautiful and intricate context, that it is not simply a matter of skillful epidermic stimulations.
11 1324 If it were, for example, I would never have been drawn to the beauties of ethnic dance.
11 1325 Here, of course, in a Gorean alcove, and given our conditions, he free, I a collared slave, who must submit and obey, there was just such a totalistic context.
11 1326 Indeed, the situation of bondage itself is such a context.
11 1327 "Oh!" I cried, softly.
11 1328 And then I could not believe, suddenly, how tightly I was held.
11 1329 How helpless we are! "Oh," I said, then, and for the first time felt the imperious casting forth within me, seeming to fill my helplessly held body, of a man's triumph.
That is something I think many men do not grasp, the wholeness of the sexual experience for the woman, its enhancement and deepening by the beautiful and intricate context, that it is not simply a matter of skillful epidermic stimulations. If it were, for example, I would never have been drawn to the beauties of ethnic dance. Here, of course, in a Gorean alcove, and given our conditions, he free, I a collared slave, who must submit and obey, there was just such a totalistic context. Indeed, the situation of bondage itself is such a context. "Oh!" I cried, softly. And then I could not believe, suddenly, how tightly I was held. How helpless we are! "Oh," I said, then, and for the first time felt the imperious casting forth within me, seeming to fill my helplessly held body, of a man's triumph. - (Dancer of Gor)