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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, interestingly, she found that being denied speech, being frustrated, and such, excited her sexually. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #102)
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13 102 Too, interestingly, she View more quotes about found">found that being denied speech, being frustrated, and such, excited her sexually.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 99 Certainly she did not wish to be whipped! And now she belonged to a category of females susceptible to such strictures, a category of females who might be bought and sold, bartered or bestowed, without thought, as the sleek, shapely beasts they were.
13 100 She was thrilled to be categorically subject to men, and this small thing, that she might speak only with permission, as few other things, especially as she was a woman, for we so desire to speak, and so delight to speak, spoke to her of the reality of her sometimes-resented, but fundamentally longed-for subjugation.
13 101 How she resented at times being silenced, but how much more precious then was the opportunity to speak when it was seen fit to be granted.
13 102 Too, interestingly, she found that being denied speech, being frustrated, and such, excited her sexually.
13 103 Perhaps this was connected with male domination, which elicits female submissiveness, and an eager, petitionary, receptive readiness that can be almost painful.
13 104 The sexes are not identical, and each becomes most itself when it refuses to betray or misrepresent itself to itself.
13 105 Perhaps this has to do with nature, and its nature.
Certainly she did not wish to be whipped! And now she belonged to a category of females susceptible to such strictures, a category of females who might be bought and sold, bartered or bestowed, without thought, as the sleek, shapely beasts they were. She was thrilled to be categorically subject to men, and this small thing, that she might speak only with permission, as few other things, especially as she was a woman, for we so desire to speak, and so delight to speak, spoke to her of the reality of her sometimes-resented, but fundamentally longed-for subjugation. How she resented at times being silenced, but how much more precious then was the opportunity to speak when it was seen fit to be granted. Too, interestingly, she found that being denied speech, being frustrated, and such, excited her sexually. Perhaps this was connected with male domination, which elicits female submissiveness, and an eager, petitionary, receptive readiness that can be almost painful. The sexes are not identical, and each becomes most itself when it refuses to betray or misrepresent itself to itself. Perhaps this has to do with nature, and its nature. - (Prize of Gor)