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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The repressed free woman, struggling against her own sexual nature, often in misery, may scorn the slave, whom she envies, for her needs, but the master, naturally, does not. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #480)
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18 480 The repressed View more quotes about free">free woman, struggling against her own sexual nature, often in misery, may scorn the slave, whom she envies, for her needs, but the master, naturally, does not.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 477 Rather, let him accept her now as what she was, and now only was, a slave.
18 478 A Gorean male, of course, is not surprised by female needs.
18 479 He may not expect such things in a free woman, but he does expect such things in a slave.
18 480 The repressed free woman, struggling against her own sexual nature, often in misery, may scorn the slave, whom she envies, for her needs, but the master, naturally, does not.
18 481 He accepts them.
18 482 They are exactly what he expects in a given form of merchandise, a property girl, a collar slut, a luscious, needful, obedient, owned female, a slave.
18 483 "Do you think," asked Lord Nishida, "that the slave, Saru, is ready to leave the stable?" "I am sure of it," I said.
Rather, let him accept her now as what she was, and now only was, a slave. A Gorean male, of course, is not surprised by female needs. He may not expect such things in a free woman, but he does expect such things in a slave. The repressed free woman, struggling against her own sexual nature, often in misery, may scorn the slave, whom she envies, for her needs, but the master, naturally, does not. He accepts them. They are exactly what he expects in a given form of merchandise, a property girl, a collar slut, a luscious, needful, obedient, owned female, a slave. "Do you think," asked Lord Nishida, "that the slave, Saru, is ready to leave the stable?" "I am sure of it," I said. - (Swordsmen of Gor)