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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

He who fears he cannot satisfy a woman, or fears he will be unable to do so, often pretends he does not understand her need. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #566)
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7 566 He who View more quotes about fears">fears he cannot satisfy a woman, or fears he will be unable to do so, often pretends he does not understand her need.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 563 When a girl exposes herself as a slave it would seem there is then extended to the male an invitation to her mastery.
7 564 She was at my feet, a slave.
7 565 Did this not, then, challenge me, in effect, to put my collar on her.
7 566 He who fears he cannot satisfy a woman, or fears he will be unable to do so, often pretends he does not understand her need.
7 567 If necessary he may chide her, gently, or belittle or ridicule her, attempting to make her ashamed of her need, that it will therefore be overlooked that he has not satisfied it.
7 568 If the female can be tricked, thusly, into the verbal repudiation of her needs, the male, in his weakness, relieved, need not consider fulfilling them.
7 569 These deceptions, of course, are seldom successful; unhappiness, conflict and frustration, accordingly, for both males and females, for the needs cannot be physiologically repudiated, become endemic.
When a girl exposes herself as a slave it would seem there is then extended to the male an invitation to her mastery. She was at my feet, a slave. Did this not, then, challenge me, in effect, to put my collar on her. He who fears he cannot satisfy a woman, or fears he will be unable to do so, often pretends he does not understand her need. If necessary he may chide her, gently, or belittle or ridicule her, attempting to make her ashamed of her need, that it will therefore be overlooked that he has not satisfied it. If the female can be tricked, thusly, into the verbal repudiation of her needs, the male, in his weakness, relieved, need not consider fulfilling them. These deceptions, of course, are seldom successful; unhappiness, conflict and frustration, accordingly, for both males and females, for the needs cannot be physiologically repudiated, become endemic. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)