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

Their function, apart from their obvious practical aspects, such as security and control, was symbolic and psychological, having to do with their relationship to the dominance/submission ratios of organic life. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #665)
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20 665 Their function, View more quotes about apart">apart from their obvious practical aspects, such as security and control, was symbolic and psychological, having to do with their relationship to the dominance/submission ratios of organic life.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
20 662 She whimpered, angrily.
20 663 She was furious with her slave needs, but, too, was desperate to placate them, to obtain the ecstatic relief to be obtained from their alleviation.
20 664 Bonds, too, she knew, increased female arousal.
20 665 Their function, apart from their obvious practical aspects, such as security and control, was symbolic and psychological, having to do with their relationship to the dominance/submission ratios of organic life.
20 666 Too, appropriate binding and chaining, she knew, increased both the frequency of, and the intensity of, female orgasms.
20 667 As a slave girl she was in no doubt about this.
20 668 Surely she had bucked, and wept, and squirmed, and begged, often enough in bonds.
She whimpered, angrily. She was furious with her slave needs, but, too, was desperate to placate them, to obtain the ecstatic relief to be obtained from their alleviation. Bonds, too, she knew, increased female arousal. Their function, apart from their obvious practical aspects, such as security and control, was symbolic and psychological, having to do with their relationship to the dominance/submission ratios of organic life. Too, appropriate binding and chaining, she knew, increased both the frequency of, and the intensity of, female orgasms. As a slave girl she was in no doubt about this. Surely she had bucked, and wept, and squirmed, and begged, often enough in bonds. - (Prize of Gor)