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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

But this pathology, except sometimes among recently embonded free women, is seldom found among slaves. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #885)
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8 885 But this pathology, View more quotes about except">except sometimes among recently embonded free women, is seldom found among slaves.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 882 She is in a sense their object, their toy, their plaything.
8 883 This sense of vulnerability is enhanced by a number of things, for example, the revealing nature of most slave garb, muchly baring the beauty of the lovely beast, the absence of a nether closure in most slave garments, the brand, the collar, the being owned, and such.
8 884 Frigidity, incidentally, is not permitted to slaves.
8 885 But this pathology, except sometimes among recently embonded free women, is seldom found among slaves.
8 886 It does not need to be prohibited, really, because, for the most part, it does not exist among slaves, because it is swiftly overcome and dissipated in the condition of bondage itself.
8 887 This is one of the great objections free women have to slave girls, and one of the reasons they hate them so, that the slave girls are so sexually alive and needful, indeed, intensely so, helplessly so, beggingly so.
8 888 How terrible they cry, that a woman should be so much the slave of men, so much the prisoner of her passions! And that they should be purchasable, and owned, owned, as well! Certainly they are slaves, slaves.
She is in a sense their object, their toy, their plaything. This sense of vulnerability is enhanced by a number of things, for example, the revealing nature of most slave garb, muchly baring the beauty of the lovely beast, the absence of a nether closure in most slave garments, the brand, the collar, the being owned, and such. Frigidity, incidentally, is not permitted to slaves. But this pathology, except sometimes among recently embonded free women, is seldom found among slaves. It does not need to be prohibited, really, because, for the most part, it does not exist among slaves, because it is swiftly overcome and dissipated in the condition of bondage itself. This is one of the great objections free women have to slave girls, and one of the reasons they hate them so, that the slave girls are so sexually alive and needful, indeed, intensely so, helplessly so, beggingly so. How terrible they cry, that a woman should be so much the slave of men, so much the prisoner of her passions! And that they should be purchasable, and owned, owned, as well! Certainly they are slaves, slaves. - (Renegades of Gor)