Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 942 | Most View more quotes about slave">slave hardware, it seems, or at least that intended for women, is not designed solely for custodial purposes, for perfection of security. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 939 | The metal collar, with its ring, was also attractive. |
| 29 | 940 | "The bracelets, too, are pretty, are they not?" she asked. |
| 29 | 941 | "Yes, Mistress," I said. |
| 29 | 942 | Most slave hardware, it seems, or at least that intended for women, is not designed solely for custodial purposes, for perfection of security. |
| 29 | 943 | That function goes without saying. |
| 29 | 944 | It is also designed, commonly, to display the slave, to show her off, to enhance her beauty. |
| 29 | 945 | Bondage, as a whole, incidentally, has a tendency to enhance the beauty of women, not so much from the emphasis which it places on diet, exercise, proper rest, cleanliness, physical attractiveness, cosmetics, costuming, and such, as for the way in which it returns woman, in an institutionalized fashion, to her place in nature, rightly relating her to men, reducing her inhibitions and freeing her emotions. |
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The metal collar, with its ring, was also attractive.
"The bracelets, too, are pretty, are they not?" she asked.
"Yes, Mistress," I said.
Most slave hardware, it seems, or at least that intended for women, is not designed solely for custodial purposes, for perfection of security.
That function goes without saying.
It is also designed, commonly, to display the slave, to show her off, to enhance her beauty.
Bondage, as a whole, incidentally, has a tendency to enhance the beauty of women, not so much from the emphasis which it places on diet, exercise, proper rest, cleanliness, physical attractiveness, cosmetics, costuming, and such, as for the way in which it returns woman, in an institutionalized fashion, to her place in nature, rightly relating her to men, reducing her inhibitions and freeing her emotions.
- (Witness of Gor)