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On the other hand, I must grant that the "free woman," once she is no longer free, once she becomes a slave, and learns her collar—once she is no longer free—and has now become a slave girl—will have her value—on the block, and in the kitchen, and in the furs. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #202)

We are better, infinitely better! At the very least the free woman, once she is in a collar, and finds out what it is all about, will be much improved; she will soon be a thousand times, and more, better than she was when she was only another smug, vain, haughty, nuisance. The collar is good for us, you see. So the slave girl is infinitely better than the free woman. On the other hand, I must grant that the "free woman," once she is no longer free, once she becomes a slave, and learns her collar—once she is no longer free—and has now become a slave girl—will have her value—on the block, and in the kitchen, and in the furs. That is undeniable. But then of course she is a slave girl. * * * * In any event, the Lady Constanzia and I were similarly attired. - (Witness of Gor)