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"Perhaps she is quicker to recognize her deepest feelings, and more willing to accept them, than a duller woman, or perhaps only a more constricted woman. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #176)

"Her intelligence," I said, "is fully comparable to yours, and may be superior," I said. "That is what I cannot understand," said Arlene. "How can a woman of her intelligence be such a slave—so much a slave—so fully and completely, so helplessly and perfectly, so willingly and gladly, a slave?" "Perhaps her intelligence frees her to be more quickly and honestly responsive to her deepest needs," I said. "Perhaps she is quicker to recognize her deepest feelings, and more willing to accept them, than a duller woman, or perhaps only a more constricted woman. Often the superior woman searches, lonely and frustrated, for a man superior to herself, who can be a full man to the hidden woman in her. Unfortunately many who could be a man to the woman in such a female do not, because of their training and conditioning, become so. When the superior woman does meet a man superior to herself, who will also, simply because he is a true man, put her in the authentic biological male/female relationship where she belongs, at his feet, she will generally, unless there are mitigating psychological reservations, functions of her own conditionings, submit herself joyfully to him as what is, for all practical purposes, his slave. - (Beasts of Gor)