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

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, Chapter 12, Sentence #105)
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12 105 The View more quotes about gorean">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.

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

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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.
12 106 What the typical Gorean usually desires in the beginning is merely a good slave, one beautiful, intelligent, and needful.
12 107 To be sure, she should be such, ideally, as to enhance his image or prestige with his friends.
12 108 He would like to be able to show her off to them.
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. What the typical Gorean usually desires in the beginning is merely a good slave, one beautiful, intelligent, and needful. To be sure, she should be such, ideally, as to enhance his image or prestige with his friends. He would like to be able to show her off to them. - (Magicians of Gor)