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How dare he regard me so, regard me in that way, as he was! Is one a mere object? How horrifying to be regarded as an object, as something which might be assessed, and bought and sold! But how accustomed I would become to such an appraisal! And, in time, I would realize that I was an object, a sentient, aware, feeling, fearing, hoping, obeying, and needful object. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #321)

Or is it really annoying, I wonder. Do we tell ourselves that it is annoying, feeling we should adopt such a posture, that it is expected of us? Would we not be more distressed, if we were not regarded? I feigned displeasure. It was the thing to do. How dare he regard me so, regard me in that way, as he was! Is one a mere object? How horrifying to be regarded as an object, as something which might be assessed, and bought and sold! But how accustomed I would become to such an appraisal! And, in time, I would realize that I was an object, a sentient, aware, feeling, fearing, hoping, obeying, and needful object. It was a way of being. I would be collared, as what I would then be, an animal, an object. I would be bought and sold, as the mere animal, the mere object, I would then be. - (Plunder of Gor)