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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 445 I had ambivalent View more quotes about feelings">feelings then, part of me resenting that such as they, weaklings, should be in authority over me, and another part of me feeling unsettling, strange sensations, as I served them.
13 446 They were, after all, males and I, a female, was obeying them".
13 447 She seemed reluctant to speak further.
13 448 "Continue," I said.
13 449 "Too, there were other male colleagues to whom I was occasionally assigned or loaned who were quite different.
13 450 They would simply tell me to do something.
13 451 I sometimes felt insulted or resented their abruptness, but it was these men to whom I sincerely hoped, and without the least ambivalence, I would be found pleasing.
I had ambivalent feelings then, part of me resenting that such as they, weaklings, should be in authority over me, and another part of me feeling unsettling, strange sensations, as I served them. They were, after all, males and I, a female, was obeying them". She seemed reluctant to speak further. "Continue," I said. "Too, there were other male colleagues to whom I was occasionally assigned or loaned who were quite different. They would simply tell me to do something. I sometimes felt insulted or resented their abruptness, but it was these men to whom I sincerely hoped, and without the least ambivalence, I would be found pleasing. - (Savages of Gor)