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

On the other hand, it should be understood, and clearly, that to cause severe, unwonted, gratuitous pain is not Gorean. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #102)
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12 102 On the other View more quotes about hand">hand, it should be understood, and clearly, that to cause severe, unwonted, gratuitous pain is not Gorean.

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

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12 99 It is only the stupid girls who have more than their share of stripes, but, sooner or later, even they learn.
12 100 But, a girl who is beyond her initial trainings, who has well learned her lessons, her movements, attitudes, services, and such, who has come to understand her collar, and that she is truly in it, and that her master is truly her master, and who is sincerely and honestly, and humbly, and passionately and devotedly, endeavoring to please him is unlikely to much feel the lash; she knows, of course, that she will be whipped if she exhibits the least laxity in her service or demeanor.
12 101 That she expects, as a slave.
12 102 On the other hand, it should be understood, and clearly, that to cause severe, unwonted, gratuitous pain is not Gorean.
12 103 That is not the Gorean way.
12 104 I do not think that Goreans would even understand that.
12 105 The Gorean culture is so open and sexually fulfilling that females, at least slaves, are almost invariably looked upon not with hostility but with great pleasure and interest, as loot, as properties, as prizes and treasures, as something to be mastered, to be owned, to be relished and ravished, not hurt.
It is only the stupid girls who have more than their share of stripes, but, sooner or later, even they learn. But, a girl who is beyond her initial trainings, who has well learned her lessons, her movements, attitudes, services, and such, who has come to understand her collar, and that she is truly in it, and that her master is truly her master, and who is sincerely and honestly, and humbly, and passionately and devotedly, endeavoring to please him is unlikely to much feel the lash; she knows, of course, that she will be whipped if she exhibits the least laxity in her service or demeanor. That she expects, as a slave. On the other hand, it should be understood, and clearly, that to cause severe, unwonted, gratuitous pain is not Gorean. That is not the Gorean way. I do not think that Goreans would even understand that. The Gorean culture is so open and sexually fulfilling that females, at least slaves, are almost invariably looked upon not with hostility but with great pleasure and interest, as loot, as properties, as prizes and treasures, as something to be mastered, to be owned, to be relished and ravished, not hurt. - (Magicians of Gor)