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

She may even, pathetically, regret it, and might tragically, absurdly, prefer to be a man, but, even so, she knows she is not. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #220)
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16 220 She may even, pathetically, regret it, and View more quotes about might">might tragically, absurdly, prefer to be a man, but, even so, she knows she is not.

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

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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.
16 219 She is aware of her sex, but fears it, even distrusts it, with its secret whisperings.
16 220 She may even, pathetically, regret it, and might tragically, absurdly, prefer to be a man, but, even so, she knows she is not.
16 221 and can never be.
16 222 That can never be, nor should it be.
16 223 What a repugnant triumph would be such a charade! In such a victory, were it possible, she would bring about only her own ruin.
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. She is aware of her sex, but fears it, even distrusts it, with its secret whisperings. She may even, pathetically, regret it, and might tragically, absurdly, prefer to be a man, but, even so, she knows she is not. and can never be. That can never be, nor should it be. What a repugnant triumph would be such a charade! In such a victory, were it possible, she would bring about only her own ruin. - (Renegades of Gor)