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I suddenly suspected that she, too, was a reader of this unusual literature, in which one encountered a different world, a natural world, one so far removed from the negativities and artificialities of our own. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #220)

We trembled before her, but, too, it now seemed clear that we would not be required to leave the house, that no motion for expulsion would be brought to the floor in the morning, before the board, before our assembled sisters. "You think you know something of the Gorean world," she said, "but you know nothing". I suddenly realized that she before whom we knelt was not incognizant of the world of which she spoke. I suddenly suspected that she, too, was a reader of this unusual literature, in which one encountered a different world, a natural world, one so far removed from the negativities and artificialities of our own. I was very much aware of my forehead pressed to the carpet. "What little sluts you are," she said. "It is clear what you are good for, and the only thing you are good for". - (Conspirators of Gor)