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It is all of her, you see, the whole slave, that is sold. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #918)

I did not understand the allusion, but gathered that a silver tarsk was a coin, and might be a good price for me. Not only could my face and body, my beauty, if beauty it be, my dispositions, my talents, my capacities, my intelligence, my feelings, my emotions, my service, my pleasure, be sold! My heat, too, could be sold. It, too, could be put up for sale! Men could buy it! It could be purchased with the rest of me. It is all of her, you see, the whole slave, that is sold. "See her!" laughed a fellow. My entire body, I fear, was a rage of subsiding arousal, and scarlet shame. Could I help it if my body was so alive, and so much at their mercy? Too, had they not done much, the men of this world, to bring me to this helplessness? They had not permitted me to hide from myself! They had forced me to be myself! —slave. - (Witness of Gor)