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But she was still, in many ways, a creature of that strange world. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #344)

And such was the victim, she, of years of lingeringly puritanical enculturation. And thus, so to speak, are the sins of the fathers, and of the mothers, visited upon succeeding generations. To be sure, already on Gor, perhaps because of the air, or the water, or the simple, decent, nourishing food, or perhaps, primarily, because of the simple differences in this world, so fresh, natural and innocent, the immersion in a different culture, so very different from her own, with its different values and ethos, she had begun to suspect the existence of psychological freedoms and possibilities, of opennesses, which would have been forever beyond her ken on her former world. But she was still, in many ways, a creature of that strange world. I must keep myself above sex, she thought. I must not let myself become sexually aroused. I must never let myself become like Nelsa. - (Prize of Gor)