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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

I have spoken of collar pride. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #46)
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5 46 I have View more quotes about spoken">spoken of collar pride.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 43 Rawlinson was Gorean, or in league with Goreans, she had certainly been well placed to examine and assess a number of supercilious, vain, intelligent, highly cultured, beautiful young women, women conveniently gathered together, women nicely located and accessible, self-selected women, beauties all, of a sort which, once collared, might be of interest to men.
5 44 I wondered about Eve, and Jane, and the others.
5 45 Too, I wondered about beautiful, arrogant Nora, who might now find herself on the other end of a switch.
5 46 I have spoken of collar pride.
5 47 I soon learned collar pride.
5 48 I learned that I was "slave beautiful," and that the female slave is the most desirable and exciting of human females.
5 49 What woman would be immune to such flattery, the flattery of chains, the tunic, the collar, the whip? What woman, in her vanity, would be insensible of the compliment paid to her, the compliment of thongs and bracelets? How could she be unaware of the tribute and honor paid to her, that she should be cast amongst the least and most worthless of animals, the most desirable of women, the female slave? So I came to be proud of my beauty, and its meaning.
Rawlinson was Gorean, or in league with Goreans, she had certainly been well placed to examine and assess a number of supercilious, vain, intelligent, highly cultured, beautiful young women, women conveniently gathered together, women nicely located and accessible, self-selected women, beauties all, of a sort which, once collared, might be of interest to men. I wondered about Eve, and Jane, and the others. Too, I wondered about beautiful, arrogant Nora, who might now find herself on the other end of a switch. I have spoken of collar pride. I soon learned collar pride. I learned that I was "slave beautiful," and that the female slave is the most desirable and exciting of human females. What woman would be immune to such flattery, the flattery of chains, the tunic, the collar, the whip? What woman, in her vanity, would be insensible of the compliment paid to her, the compliment of thongs and bracelets? How could she be unaware of the tribute and honor paid to her, that she should be cast amongst the least and most worthless of animals, the most desirable of women, the female slave? So I came to be proud of my beauty, and its meaning. - (Conspirators of Gor)