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

This commonly takes place, of course, not in a context of brutality and pain, but in a context of custom and tradition, and institutionalization. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #991)
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21 991 This View more quotes about commonly">commonly takes place, of course, not in a context of brutality and pain, but in a context of custom and tradition, and institutionalization.

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

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21 988 It makes her easier to handle, though a brief cuffing is sometimes required.
21 989 Too, interestingly, particularly at first, a bit of fear on the girl's part can be sexually stimulatory to her, as well.
21 990 It acknowledges her vulnerability and her domination, which are sexually stimulatory to her, and, on a subconscious level, the mechanisms of her body open themselves, and her, not only to receive the master but, hopefully, to render themselves, and her, more pleasing to him.
21 991 This commonly takes place, of course, not in a context of brutality and pain, but in a context of custom and tradition, and institutionalization.
21 992 She knows him free; she knows herself slave.
21 993 Eventually, of course, there is little fear on the part of the slave, other than to fail to be found pleasing.
21 994 She warmly, and joyfully, surrenders herself to the arms of the master.
It makes her easier to handle, though a brief cuffing is sometimes required. Too, interestingly, particularly at first, a bit of fear on the girl's part can be sexually stimulatory to her, as well. It acknowledges her vulnerability and her domination, which are sexually stimulatory to her, and, on a subconscious level, the mechanisms of her body open themselves, and her, not only to receive the master but, hopefully, to render themselves, and her, more pleasing to him. This commonly takes place, of course, not in a context of brutality and pain, but in a context of custom and tradition, and institutionalization. She knows him free; she knows herself slave. Eventually, of course, there is little fear on the part of the slave, other than to fail to be found pleasing. She warmly, and joyfully, surrenders herself to the arms of the master. - (Renegades of Gor)