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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

This tells her then, on some deep level, that it is all right, truly, to be a woman. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #125)
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24 125 This tells her then, on some deep View more quotes about level">level, that it is all right, truly, to be a woman.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 122 He who denies a woman her right to serve man, and particularly in such small ways, denies to her a portion of herself; that man is not only a fool, for he is the natural recipient of such attentions, but he is cruel; such a denial, too, can make a woman ashamed to seek sexual gratification for such small services, usually unbeknownst to the boorish male, are intimately connected with such gratification; this is one reason, incidentally, that those who secretly fear sexuality, and would repudiate it, will be among the first to denounce such homely services of love.
24 123 In the case of the slave girl, of course, such services are commanded of her.
24 124 She must perform them.
24 125 This tells her then, on some deep level, that it is all right, truly, to be a woman.
24 126 Indeed, she is given no choice but to be a woman.
24 127 Thusly is her love unqualifiedly liberated.
24 128 This type of thing, I think, accounts for something of the joy which is experienced by many slave girls, a joy which, otherwise, would seem inexplicable.
He who denies a woman her right to serve man, and particularly in such small ways, denies to her a portion of herself; that man is not only a fool, for he is the natural recipient of such attentions, but he is cruel; such a denial, too, can make a woman ashamed to seek sexual gratification for such small services, usually unbeknownst to the boorish male, are intimately connected with such gratification; this is one reason, incidentally, that those who secretly fear sexuality, and would repudiate it, will be among the first to denounce such homely services of love. In the case of the slave girl, of course, such services are commanded of her. She must perform them. This tells her then, on some deep level, that it is all right, truly, to be a woman. Indeed, she is given no choice but to be a woman. Thusly is her love unqualifiedly liberated. This type of thing, I think, accounts for something of the joy which is experienced by many slave girls, a joy which, otherwise, would seem inexplicable. - (Rogue of Gor)