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It was as though, in asking for chains of iron, I had cast off thousands of invisible chains, which had held me from myself. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #316)

The terror was unimportant. It had been nothing more than an occasion, not even necessary. What was important had been the way I had felt when I had begged those mighty men to be my masters. It was as though, in asking for chains of iron, I had cast off thousands of invisible chains, which had held me from myself. Chains of iron I thought might hold me to my own truths, not permitting me to strive for what, in the heart of me, I did not wish, for what I was not. I wondered then what was the nature of women. I knew then that, before, in the emotions that had flooded me I had not been only terrified. - (Slave Girl of Gor)