Results Details

How grateful we are to be permitted clothing! How we prize even the tiny bits of cloth permitted us, the tunic, the camisk, the ta-teera! And we, in our vanity, are pleased, too, I admit, once we understand our collar, with how well such garments reveal us, and set us off! What woman does not wish to be revealed as excitingly desirable, so much so that men will be eager to buy and own her? Such garments, so shameful and degrading, so scanty and revealing, excite us, and the masters, as well. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #781)

I clutched the cloth about me. I was pleased to be covered, even so strangely. Slaves, we need not be clothed. How grateful we are to be permitted clothing! How we prize even the tiny bits of cloth permitted us, the tunic, the camisk, the ta-teera! And we, in our vanity, are pleased, too, I admit, once we understand our collar, with how well such garments reveal us, and set us off! What woman does not wish to be revealed as excitingly desirable, so much so that men will be eager to buy and own her? Such garments, so shameful and degrading, so scanty and revealing, excite us, and the masters, as well. It is not surprising. They are designed to do so. How can we help our feelings, not that we desire to do so. - (Quarry of Gor)