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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

In bondage, they find an identity, and a meaning in life, and they learn that they are now such as to fulfill an exciting and important role in a beautiful culture. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #705)
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9 705 In View more quotes about bondage">bondage, they find an identity, and a meaning in life, and they learn that they are now such as to fulfill an exciting and important role in a beautiful culture.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 702 And surely this, in its way, strikes a responsive chord in the heart of one of these vain, marvelous, luscious beasts.
9 703 Too, in bondage, they are not only wanted by a man, not only possessed by a man, physically, but are owned by a man, literally and legally, categorically and completely, as every woman desires to be.
9 704 This gives them a sense of profound belonging, of a suitable rightfulness, of a sensed genetic homecoming, of significance, and security.
9 705 In bondage, they find an identity, and a meaning in life, and they learn that they are now such as to fulfill an exciting and important role in a beautiful culture.
9 706 They must serve and obey, categorically and helplessly, as in their hearts they wish.
9 707 Have they not in their secret dreams always hoped for a man who would have this from them? They must please or be punished, as in their heart they wish.
9 708 They would not have it otherwise.
And surely this, in its way, strikes a responsive chord in the heart of one of these vain, marvelous, luscious beasts. Too, in bondage, they are not only wanted by a man, not only possessed by a man, physically, but are owned by a man, literally and legally, categorically and completely, as every woman desires to be. This gives them a sense of profound belonging, of a suitable rightfulness, of a sensed genetic homecoming, of significance, and security. In bondage, they find an identity, and a meaning in life, and they learn that they are now such as to fulfill an exciting and important role in a beautiful culture. They must serve and obey, categorically and helplessly, as in their hearts they wish. Have they not in their secret dreams always hoped for a man who would have this from them? They must please or be punished, as in their heart they wish. They would not have it otherwise. - (Magicians of Gor)