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In any event, whatever may be the truth in these matters, she found herself by his will made a young slave, one who could be no more than a girl to his man. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #798)

On the other hand, there was also doubtless something to be said for a virginal, dewy, youthful eighteen, not so much perhaps from the point of view of the slave herself, as she would tend to be looked down upon, and be regarded as relatively inconsequential, even by her sister slaves, but from the point of view of masters, who tend to be less exacting, less demanding, in such matters, generously not tending to hold her youthfulness against her, provided, of course, it is lovely and helplessly responsive to their touch, as should be the body of any slave. In any event, it was where her master had chosen to have her stabilized, and so that is exactly where she was stabilized. Perhaps he wished her so, as he had suggested, as a part of his vengeance upon her, that in virtue of her youth she might be rendered negligible, inconsequential, and thus demeaned. In any event, whatever may be the truth in these matters, she found herself by his will made a young slave, one who could be no more than a girl to his man. "Cease your hysteria, your silliness, you narcissistic little bitch," he said. She regarded him, from position, tears in her eyes. "Women are narcissistic," he said. - (Prize of Gor)