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When a man has what he wants from a woman, a hot, helpless, grateful slave, one devoted and dutiful, a lovely property, vulnerable in his collar, why should he not be contented, well-disposed, and benevolent? A man finds himself, a slave at his feet, and a woman finds herself, a slave, at the feet of her master. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #375)

The slave, it might be noted, is seldom, if ever, treated with gratuitous or wanton cruelty. She is subject to that, but what would be the point of it? To a Gorean such things would be incomprehensible, or absurd. What is important is the mastery, and firmness, to be sure a mastery and a firmness which is uncompromising and exacting, categorically and absolutely so, but also one which is commonly taken for granted, by both the master and the slave. When a man has what he wants from a woman, a hot, helpless, grateful slave, one devoted and dutiful, a lovely property, vulnerable in his collar, why should he not be contented, well-disposed, and benevolent? A man finds himself, a slave at his feet, and a woman finds herself, a slave, at the feet of her master. And thus speaks the cave, the dances at campfires, and thongs. And thus, in the enhancements of civilization, speak bracelets, the collar, and the block. I wondered if I should gather in Cecily, and try to make my way south, eventually to Port Kar. - (Swordsmen of Gor)