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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Sometimes, if only lfom a chagrin at my lowliness, or perhaps in an attempt to recover something of my former free woman's independence and pride, I had resolved to resist the attentions to which I found myself subjected, but I had soon found myself succumbing as might any other collar slut, which I now was. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #42)
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15 42 View more quotes about sometimes">Sometimes, if only lfom a chagrin at my lowliness, or perhaps in an attempt to recover something of my former free woman's independence and pride, I had resolved to resist the attentions to which I found myself subjected, but I had soon found myself succumbing as might any other collar slut, which I now was.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 39 Yet each master is different, and our helplessness in the arms of one may not be identical with our helplessness in the arms of another.
15 40 There are a thousand ecstasies, and a thousand yieldings, each in a sense the same, and yet each different.
15 41 What is common in each is that one is slave, and one is master.
15 42 Sometimes, if only lfom a chagrin at my lowliness, or perhaps in an attempt to recover something of my former free woman's independence and pride, I had resolved to resist the attentions to which I found myself subjected, but I had soon found myself succumbing as might any other collar slut, which I now was.
15 43 How helpless we are in their hands! Initially, weeks ago, I had surrendered myself, at least in part, for fear of the consequences of a master's displeasure, or even his failure to find me fully pleasing.
15 44 In my training, as brief as it was, I had been taught the lash of the switch and, once, the stroke of the whip, and would go to great lengths to avoid both.
15 45 I also learned that there are infallible signs in a slave's body, signs of authentic response, which signs are easily read by Gorean males.
Yet each master is different, and our helplessness in the arms of one may not be identical with our helplessness in the arms of another. There are a thousand ecstasies, and a thousand yieldings, each in a sense the same, and yet each different. What is common in each is that one is slave, and one is master. Sometimes, if only lfom a chagrin at my lowliness, or perhaps in an attempt to recover something of my former free woman's independence and pride, I had resolved to resist the attentions to which I found myself subjected, but I had soon found myself succumbing as might any other collar slut, which I now was. How helpless we are in their hands! Initially, weeks ago, I had surrendered myself, at least in part, for fear of the consequences of a master's displeasure, or even his failure to find me fully pleasing. In my training, as brief as it was, I had been taught the lash of the switch and, once, the stroke of the whip, and would go to great lengths to avoid both. I also learned that there are infallible signs in a slave's body, signs of authentic response, which signs are easily read by Gorean males. - (Smugglers of Gor)