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I did not want him to be angry with me. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #428)

It is a common form of slave obeisance. I was thrilled to perform this act for my master. I was grateful to him, that he permitted me, so unworthy a slave, this deference. I did not want him to be angry with me. I loved him! I wanted him to care for me, if only a little! I thought of the library, and Earth. How right it was, I thought, that I should be naked at the feet of such a man. How glorious it was that he had made me his slave! How few women of Earth, I thought, had known the joy of being taken in hand and mastered! How I pitied the women of Earth, so confused and unhappy, so miserable and not knowing why! How fitting, and marvelous, I thought, that I, on this world a property, such that it could be bought and sold, should be rendering this obeisance to my master! What could one such as I be to such a man but a slave? Before him I knew I could be only a slave, and I wanted that, to be the slave of such a man, and to be his slave. - (Dancer of Gor)