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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

The less intelligent woman is likely to be so much a victim of her culture that she may fight coming to grips with her basic biotruths for weeks. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #878)
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13 878 The View more quotes about less">less intelligent woman is likely to be so much a victim of her culture that she may fight coming to grips with her basic biotruths for weeks.

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

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13 875 They swiftly understand what is required of them—namely, everything.
13 876 They train brilliantly and serve with perfection.
13 877 As they are intelligent, they are likely to be sooner in touch with their deepest nature and needs than a less intelligent woman, who is likely to be more a victim of social engineering, and more mired in a conditioned image alien to her deeper self.
13 878 The less intelligent woman is likely to be so much a victim of her culture that she may fight coming to grips with her basic biotruths for weeks.
13 879 She is determined to resist her femininity and womanhood; she struggles to be what others have told her she should be rather than what, in occasional still moments, she senses herself to be.
13 880 The intelligent woman, on the other hand, may attain insights in days, or even hours, which a less intelligent woman may not come to for weeks.
13 881 She learns her place in nature with celerity.
They swiftly understand what is required of them—namely, everything. They train brilliantly and serve with perfection. As they are intelligent, they are likely to be sooner in touch with their deepest nature and needs than a less intelligent woman, who is likely to be more a victim of social engineering, and more mired in a conditioned image alien to her deeper self. The less intelligent woman is likely to be so much a victim of her culture that she may fight coming to grips with her basic biotruths for weeks. She is determined to resist her femininity and womanhood; she struggles to be what others have told her she should be rather than what, in occasional still moments, she senses herself to be. The intelligent woman, on the other hand, may attain insights in days, or even hours, which a less intelligent woman may not come to for weeks. She learns her place in nature with celerity. - (Savages of Gor)