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

Thus is attention called to, and thus is blatantly bespoken, her feminine vulnerability. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #126)
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32 126 View more quotes about thus">Thus is attention called to, and thus is blatantly bespoken, her feminine vulnerability.

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

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32 123 Too, that this position is assumed before a male, who is dominant by nature, is additionally significant.
32 124 She, in it, senses its delicious rightfulness.
32 125 But in this position, too, before the male, further, her knees are spread, by his will, she willing or not, invitingly.
32 126 Thus is attention called to, and thus is blatantly bespoken, her feminine vulnerability.
32 127 This advertises to him, acknowledges to him, and, indeed, culturally proclaims before him, that she is his, wholly and helplessly.
32 128 She is open before him, completely, her most delicate sensitivities revealed, publicly bared, irrecoverably and candidly exposed; she may not defend herself; she is at his sexual mercy.
32 129 And so, before him, she thusly kneels.
Too, that this position is assumed before a male, who is dominant by nature, is additionally significant. She, in it, senses its delicious rightfulness. But in this position, too, before the male, further, her knees are spread, by his will, she willing or not, invitingly. Thus is attention called to, and thus is blatantly bespoken, her feminine vulnerability. This advertises to him, acknowledges to him, and, indeed, culturally proclaims before him, that she is his, wholly and helplessly. She is open before him, completely, her most delicate sensitivities revealed, publicly bared, irrecoverably and candidly exposed; she may not defend herself; she is at his sexual mercy. And so, before him, she thusly kneels. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)