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

Needless to say, too, it is pleasant for a fellow to have a woman so at his feet. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #22)
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12 22 Needless to say, too, it is pleasant for a View more quotes about fellow">fellow to have a woman so at his feet.

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

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12 19 This helps her to learn her collar.
12 20 Indeed, there are few acts which better convey to a female that she is a slave.
12 21 Too, it soon, she understanding herself as a sexual suppliant, becomes sexually arousing to her.
12 22 Needless to say, too, it is pleasant for a fellow to have a woman so at his feet.
12 23 What true man would decline this delicate act of rightful homage? In this act it is made clear, of course, that the slave is slave and the master master.
12 24 This act, too, obviously, has erotic significance, or symbolism, and erotic power.
12 25 It has erotic significance, or symbolism, in two ways, first, it expresses the social and cultural relations in which the master and slave stand, that she is his property, sexual and otherwise, and that he may do with her what he wishes, for he is master, and, second, perhaps more profoundly, it expresses the sublime, pervasive sexual equations of nature, those pertinent to a species with a radically dimorphic sexuality, the equations of dominance and submission.
This helps her to learn her collar. Indeed, there are few acts which better convey to a female that she is a slave. Too, it soon, she understanding herself as a sexual suppliant, becomes sexually arousing to her. Needless to say, too, it is pleasant for a fellow to have a woman so at his feet. What true man would decline this delicate act of rightful homage? In this act it is made clear, of course, that the slave is slave and the master master. This act, too, obviously, has erotic significance, or symbolism, and erotic power. It has erotic significance, or symbolism, in two ways, first, it expresses the social and cultural relations in which the master and slave stand, that she is his property, sexual and otherwise, and that he may do with her what he wishes, for he is master, and, second, perhaps more profoundly, it expresses the sublime, pervasive sexual equations of nature, those pertinent to a species with a radically dimorphic sexuality, the equations of dominance and submission. - (Magicians of Gor)