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But why should anyone be expected to sacrifice themselves, or act against their own best interests? Was that not foolish, stupid, irrational? What had that to do with character? Surely a girl has a right to look out for herself. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #120)

But, of course, he found me at least of slave interest. He enjoyed, for example, tying my hands behind my back. He had reservations, too, I knew, pertaining to some further aspects of my character. But why should anyone be expected to sacrifice themselves, or act against their own best interests? Was that not foolish, stupid, irrational? What had that to do with character? Surely a girl has a right to look out for herself. What is wrong with, say, the theft of a candy, if one may manage it with perfect impunity? One would not wish to be caught, of course. That might mean the switch or lash, close chains, an unpleasant roping, short rations, a slave box, such things. She is not a free woman. - (Conspirators of Gor)