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"I know little of rights," I said, "for I am more accustomed to attending to realities, but permit me to ask you this question? Does a man have the right to be a man?" "Of course," said Vella. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #829)

I looked at her. "Tell a man not to be himself". Vella looked at me, stricken. "I know little of rights," I said, "for I am more accustomed to attending to realities, but permit me to ask you this question? Does a man have the right to be a man?" "Of course," said Vella. "What if," I asked, "in being a man, it was necessary to exercise the disposition for dominance?" "Then," said Vella, "no man has the right to be a man". "What if," I asked, "in order to fulfill oneself as a woman, it was necessary to be subject to the total domination of a male?" "Then," said Vella, "no woman would have the right to be a woman". "Under these circumstances outlined then," I said, "neither a man nor a woman would have the right to be themselves". - (Tribesmen of Gor)