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But, I supposed, the blood, the brain, the heart, so to speak, deeper than verbal conditioning programs, deeper than contrived, immoral legalities, would go on thinking it, just the same. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #103)

Perhaps some might if they were fooled into doing so, I thought. Propaganda and conditioning are powerful tools of social control, natural or unnatural, deviant or otherwise. Linguistic rearrangements, for example, might help, deliberate socially or legally enforced alterations in the language attempting to make it impossible to even think of such things as manhood. But, I supposed, the blood, the brain, the heart, so to speak, deeper than verbal conditioning programs, deeper than contrived, immoral legalities, would go on thinking it, just the same. And new verbal forms, or more likely old ones, recollected and treasured, perhaps even revitalized, if only within the precincts of secret enclaves, might be found. "Perhaps somewhere there are some," I said. "Yes, Master," she said. - (Renegades of Gor)