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Then I said to myself, of course one wants to be attractive to men! I hate them, but I wish to be attractive to them, that I may annoy them, disturb them, trouble them, torment them, bring them to excruciatingly desire, which I may then leave unfulfilled, rouse them to a madness of passion which I then, amusing myself with them, and their needs, will not satisfy. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #1143)

But how shamed I was, that I, Elinor Brinton, of Park Avenue, must appear before men and serve them, so clad and so belled. But Ute had forced me to admit that I wanted to be attractive to men. I wondered, could that have been true, really. Then I said to myself, of course one wants to be attractive to men! I hate them, but I wish to be attractive to them, that I may annoy them, disturb them, trouble them, torment them, bring them to excruciatingly desire, which I may then leave unfulfilled, rouse them to a madness of passion which I then, amusing myself with them, and their needs, will not satisfy. I had enjoyed this sport, subtly played, on numerous occasions, on Earth. It had been one of my pleasures. It is so simple to cause men acute agony! It was so simple to manipulate them, and control them, by means of their needs. - (Captive of Gor)