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

Some free women regard their sex as a weapon, to be used in economic and sexual wars. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #215)
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16 215 Some View more quotes about free">free women regard their sex as a weapon, to be used in economic and sexual wars.

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

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16 212 "They are muchly embonded by their feelings.
16 213 It is one of the beautiful things about the slave, the emotions which suffuse them, to which they are subject, that bind them, as much as chains".
16 214 The emotional depths of the slave are beyond the ken of the free woman, with her egotism, her defensiveness, her pride, her self-absorption, her shallowness, her superficiality, her artful self-promotion.
16 215 Some free women regard their sex as a weapon, to be used in economic and sexual wars.
16 216 These are to be disarmed, and sold, their sex then placed at the disposition of others, their buyers, their masters.
16 217 Sometimes a free woman is taught to regard her sex as an unimportant and embarrassing contingency, meaningless to her personhood.
16 218 In her intelligence she recognizes the falsity of this and disbelieves it, but she faces a bleak landscape, a vacant, gray horizon, beyond the house of this fabrication.
"They are muchly embonded by their feelings. It is one of the beautiful things about the slave, the emotions which suffuse them, to which they are subject, that bind them, as much as chains". The emotional depths of the slave are beyond the ken of the free woman, with her egotism, her defensiveness, her pride, her self-absorption, her shallowness, her superficiality, her artful self-promotion. Some free women regard their sex as a weapon, to be used in economic and sexual wars. These are to be disarmed, and sold, their sex then placed at the disposition of others, their buyers, their masters. Sometimes a free woman is taught to regard her sex as an unimportant and embarrassing contingency, meaningless to her personhood. In her intelligence she recognizes the falsity of this and disbelieves it, but she faces a bleak landscape, a vacant, gray horizon, beyond the house of this fabrication. - (Renegades of Gor)