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This exchange, I think, makes clear the attitude of the Gorean toward the slave girl. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #894)

Too, of course, it provides her with a wondrous modality for deeply intimate self-expression. "They all wear collars," is the first portion of a familiar exchange, of which Goreans are fond. The second, and concluding, portion of the exchange is, "But each in her collar is different". This exchange, I think, makes clear the attitude of the Gorean toward the slave girl. In one sense she is nothing, and is to be treated as such, but, in another sense, she is precious, and is everything. A familiar bit of advice given by bold Gorean physicians to free women who consult them about their frigidity is, to their scandal, "Learn slave dance". Another bit of advice, usually given to a free woman being ushered out of his office by a physician impatient with her imaginary ailments is, "Become a slave". - (Guardsman of Gor)