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

No longer would calculation and business enter into her relationships, no more than into the relationship of a sleen and her master. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #506)
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24 506 No View more quotes about longer">longer would calculation and business enter into her relationships, no more than into the relationship of a sleen and her master.

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

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24 503 At an end then were her vanities and her inhibitions, her reservations and hesitations, her reluctances and all the stultifying pretenses and falsities of her hitherto shackling, self-denying, alleged liberty, the burdensome equipages of meretricious, traitorous, self-betraying claims and dignities, all this now replaced with a new liberty, a genuine liberty, that to be what in her heart she truly was, an eager, ready, desiring slave, joyous in her categorical subjection at last to her true nature, that of the human female, in her place in nature, where she belongs, and wants to be, at the feet of masters.
24 504 No longer would she be permitted to frustrate, other than in the way any beautiful woman must cast frustration about her by her very beauty alone.
24 505 But she would belong to a master, to whom she would owe all, and have no choice but to yield all.
24 506 No longer would calculation and business enter into her relationships, no more than into the relationship of a sleen and her master.
24 507 No longer must she strive to protect an imposed, false image, but at last was free to be herself, secure in servitude, possessed and treasured, dominated, helpless and loving, the last particle of will removed from her, even the last iota of self-entrapping, troublesome waywardness no longer permitted to her.
24 508 She is now vulnerable, absolutely choiceless, owned, and must obey, and in this she finds redemption and salvation.
24 509 In her chains she finds comfort, meaning, identity, and reassurance.
At an end then were her vanities and her inhibitions, her reservations and hesitations, her reluctances and all the stultifying pretenses and falsities of her hitherto shackling, self-denying, alleged liberty, the burdensome equipages of meretricious, traitorous, self-betraying claims and dignities, all this now replaced with a new liberty, a genuine liberty, that to be what in her heart she truly was, an eager, ready, desiring slave, joyous in her categorical subjection at last to her true nature, that of the human female, in her place in nature, where she belongs, and wants to be, at the feet of masters. No longer would she be permitted to frustrate, other than in the way any beautiful woman must cast frustration about her by her very beauty alone. But she would belong to a master, to whom she would owe all, and have no choice but to yield all. No longer would calculation and business enter into her relationships, no more than into the relationship of a sleen and her master. No longer must she strive to protect an imposed, false image, but at last was free to be herself, secure in servitude, possessed and treasured, dominated, helpless and loving, the last particle of will removed from her, even the last iota of self-entrapping, troublesome waywardness no longer permitted to her. She is now vulnerable, absolutely choiceless, owned, and must obey, and in this she finds redemption and salvation. In her chains she finds comfort, meaning, identity, and reassurance. - (Renegades of Gor)