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On Gor she finds herself enormously important as a property, as a prize. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #533)

Such things as grace, and a smile, and a desire to love and serve, a desire to please another, can make a woman beautiful. Too, important is her finding herself in her natural biological relationship to the male, owned and his. And I suppose, too, not unimportant is the acceptance of, the celebration of, and the liberation of her female sexuality, in all its profound dimensions. On Gor she finds herself enormously important as a property, as a prize. She is praised, desired, and bid upon, and must serve with perfection. As a conquered slave, she has no choice but to pleasure her master as he sees fit and to endure, on her part, willing or not, though soon she is more than willing, and is soon to the point of piteously begging, whatever frequent and lengthy ecstasies he may choose to inflict upon her. The Gorean slave girl is commonly radiant in her collar, fulfilled deeply as what she is, a woman, in her mind, her heart and belly. - (Tribesmen of Gor)