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I could not deny that I loved bonds, both of a physical and social sort, those tangible evidences of my womanhood, and my place in nature. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #24)

I was his. "Perhaps Master will now bind his slave," I said. He regarded me. I could not deny that I loved bonds, both of a physical and social sort, those tangible evidences of my womanhood, and my place in nature. He might bind me, I supposed, merely to secure me for the night. On the other hand, I hoped that he might now bind me not for the night but rather for the evening, either in such a way as merely to make clear to me that I was a slave, little more than a symbolic binding, or even in such a way that I should be utterly helpless to resist his attentions, whatever they might be. "You are a woman made for bonds," he said. - (Dancer of Gor)