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| 30 | 376 | The View more quotes about power">power of the whip is primarily in its presence, and in its readiness to be used, not in its actual employment. |
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| 30 | 373 | "Whip me! I want to be whipped!" "Do not be absurd," he had laughed, and pulled me to him. |
| 30 | 374 | It seemed strange to me that I, who muchly feared the whip, would implore this man to use it on me. |
| 30 | 375 | Interestingly, the Gorean master seldom uses a whip on a slave, even when supplicated to do so. |
| 30 | 376 | The power of the whip is primarily in its presence, and in its readiness to be used, not in its actual employment. |
| 30 | 377 | If a slave must be frequently whipped, she must be a very poor slave. |
| 30 | 378 | She is then less likely to be whipped than sold. |
| 30 | 379 | Why then had I begged this man to beat me? I suspect, upon reflection, puzzling on this anomaly, that this act convinces the slave that she is truly owned, is truly under the whip, that she is truly a slave, and of this man. |