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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

How exciting, how glorious, how joyful, how real, how meaningful it must be to be a male on a world such as this, I thought, a world in which they had such power, at least over such as I. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #282)
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16 282 How View more quotes about exciting">exciting, how glorious, how joyful, how real, how meaningful it must be to be a male on a world such as this, I thought, a world in which they had such power, at least over such as I.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 279 I hoped desperately that he might find me pleasing.
16 280 I wondered how women such as I looked to males.
16 281 Well, I conjectured, in our collars, obeying, hoping to please, striving desperately to please.
16 282 How exciting, how glorious, how joyful, how real, how meaningful it must be to be a male on a world such as this, I thought, a world in which they had such power, at least over such as I.
16 283 Here, you see, they had kept their mastery, in the order of nature.
16 284 Here males were men, and here females, at least those such as I, could be only women, their women.
16 285 How was it, I wondered, that these men had never relinquished their nature, that they had never surrendered their manhood, that they had never betrayed their blood, that they had never permitted themselves to be diminished and reduced, destroyed and crippled? I did not know.
I hoped desperately that he might find me pleasing. I wondered how women such as I looked to males. Well, I conjectured, in our collars, obeying, hoping to please, striving desperately to please. How exciting, how glorious, how joyful, how real, how meaningful it must be to be a male on a world such as this, I thought, a world in which they had such power, at least over such as I. Here, you see, they had kept their mastery, in the order of nature. Here males were men, and here females, at least those such as I, could be only women, their women. How was it, I wondered, that these men had never relinquished their nature, that they had never surrendered their manhood, that they had never betrayed their blood, that they had never permitted themselves to be diminished and reduced, destroyed and crippled? I did not know. - (Witness of Gor)