Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 9 | 696 | I suspect, View more quotes about once">once one rules out the not inconsiderable advantages of slave training, and regimens of diet, rest and exercise, this has more to do with psychology than physiognomy. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 9 | 693 | I would have liked to see her on a slave block. |
| 9 | 694 | I wondered if she had always been so beautiful, or if on Gor she had become more beautiful. |
| 9 | 695 | Interestingly, it is common for an embonded woman to grow more and more beautiful. |
| 9 | 696 | I suspect, once one rules out the not inconsiderable advantages of slave training, and regimens of diet, rest and exercise, this has more to do with psychology than physiognomy. |
| 9 | 697 | Women in bondage come to realize how lovely and desirable they really are. |
| 9 | 698 | They have been found worth collaring. |
| 9 | 699 | Not every woman is. |
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I would have liked to see her on a slave block.
I wondered if she had always been so beautiful, or if on Gor she had become more beautiful.
Interestingly, it is common for an embonded woman to grow more and more beautiful.
I suspect, once one rules out the not inconsiderable advantages of slave training, and regimens of diet, rest and exercise, this has more to do with psychology than physiognomy.
Women in bondage come to realize how lovely and desirable they really are.
They have been found worth collaring.
Not every woman is.
- (Magicians of Gor)