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

To be a woman, a true woman, in its total dimensionality, is not only a not unenviable fate, it is a fulfilling, exciting, thrilling, profound, deep, beautiful, and glorious thing. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #814)
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24 814 To be a View more quotes about woman">woman, a true woman, in its total dimensionality, is not only a not unenviable fate, it is a fulfilling, exciting, thrilling, profound, deep, beautiful, and glorious thing.

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

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24 811 "Left foot first, step! Step!" The coffle was then marched past me.
24 812 It rounded the corner of the wall and would, I take it, cross the bridge, and the docking area, on the way to the pens.
24 813 I felt sorry for the free women, in a way, but I think I sensed, and they sensed, as the men about perhaps did not, for I sometimes think men are very stupid, that the fate inflicted upon them was not as grievous as might be supposed.
24 814 To be a woman, a true woman, in its total dimensionality, is not only a not unenviable fate, it is a fulfilling, exciting, thrilling, profound, deep, beautiful, and glorious thing.
24 815 Sometimes I feel sorry for men, just a little, but then I grow afraid, for I remember that they are, after all, the masters.
24 816 The fellow with the whip had followed the coffle.
24 817 Around the corner, perhaps on the bridge, I heard the crack of the whip, and a cry of fear.
"Left foot first, step! Step!" The coffle was then marched past me. It rounded the corner of the wall and would, I take it, cross the bridge, and the docking area, on the way to the pens. I felt sorry for the free women, in a way, but I think I sensed, and they sensed, as the men about perhaps did not, for I sometimes think men are very stupid, that the fate inflicted upon them was not as grievous as might be supposed. To be a woman, a true woman, in its total dimensionality, is not only a not unenviable fate, it is a fulfilling, exciting, thrilling, profound, deep, beautiful, and glorious thing. Sometimes I feel sorry for men, just a little, but then I grow afraid, for I remember that they are, after all, the masters. The fellow with the whip had followed the coffle. Around the corner, perhaps on the bridge, I heard the crack of the whip, and a cry of fear. - (Witness of Gor)