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A free woman can use her tears to control a man. A master, on the other hand, can bring the slave to tears, easily, if he wishes, and by them assist in her discipline and control. A slave in tears fears she may have been found displeasing, and she is then fearfully desperate to redouble her efforts to please. Tears in a free woman can be her weapon; tears in the eyes of a slave can be another chain, another bond, linking her the more helplessly to the master. A tearful slave is docile and pliant, and piteously hopeful for the least touch of the master, to which with uncontrollable gratitude she cannot help but respond lengthily, spasmodically. The major inducement to submission in a woman is nothing so blunt or obvious as chains and whips, or gags, or blindfolds, or stocks, or such. It is the caress of the master, understood by the woman, who knows herself to be a slave, of course, as just that, the caress of her master. - (Explorers of Gor)