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

In bondage, she comes closest to the natural woman, and farthest from an engineered product of cultural conditioning, whichever product, whichever manufactured article, it might be, given the particular culture; she becomes a more natural woman, richer, deeper, more profound, ever more real, ever more biological, and ever less an artifact. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #203)
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26 203 In View more quotes about bondage">bondage, she comes closest to the natural woman, and farthest from an engineered product of cultural conditioning, whichever product, whichever manufactured article, it might be, given the particular culture; she becomes a more natural woman, richer, deeper, more profound, ever more real, ever more biological, and ever less an artifact.

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

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26 200 Bondage, commonly, as is well known, softens a woman, and increases her desirability.
26 201 An owned woman is quite different from one who is free.
26 202 Indeed, simply that she is a slave increases her desirability.
26 203 In bondage, she comes closest to the natural woman, and farthest from an engineered product of cultural conditioning, whichever product, whichever manufactured article, it might be, given the particular culture; she becomes a more natural woman, richer, deeper, more profound, ever more real, ever more biological, and ever less an artifact.
26 204 In bondage, she finds herself.
26 205 In bondage, she becomes the most radically female of women.
26 206 It is no wonder that free women, with all their conventions, prescriptions, restraints, and frustrations, hate her so.
Bondage, commonly, as is well known, softens a woman, and increases her desirability. An owned woman is quite different from one who is free. Indeed, simply that she is a slave increases her desirability. In bondage, she comes closest to the natural woman, and farthest from an engineered product of cultural conditioning, whichever product, whichever manufactured article, it might be, given the particular culture; she becomes a more natural woman, richer, deeper, more profound, ever more real, ever more biological, and ever less an artifact. In bondage, she finds herself. In bondage, she becomes the most radically female of women. It is no wonder that free women, with all their conventions, prescriptions, restraints, and frustrations, hate her so. - (Conspirators of Gor)