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

Both sexes, then, frequently fail to obtain happiness, or fall far short of the happiness of which they are both capable, that happiness which is a consequence of maintaining a biological fidelity to their separate natures". - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1343)
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13 1343 View more quotes about both">Both sexes, then, frequently fail to obtain happiness, or fall far short of the happiness of which they are both capable, that happiness which is a consequence of maintaining a biological fidelity to their separate natures".

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

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13 1340 This produces unhappiness and frustration for both sexes.
13 1341 Hormonally normal women find it difficult or impossible to achieve happiness through the adoption of, in effect, transvestite values.
13 1342 Similarly this perversion of values complicates or precludes, for the glandularly normal male, the achievement of a natural biological fulfillment.
13 1343 Both sexes, then, frequently fail to obtain happiness, or fall far short of the happiness of which they are both capable, that happiness which is a consequence of maintaining a biological fidelity to their separate natures".
13 1344 "The lies, the hypocrisies, the pretensions of pseudo-masculinity will not be permitted to me on Gor, will they, Master?" she asked.
13 1345 "Not in the least," I told her, "for you are a slave".
13 1346 "Yes, Master," she said.
This produces unhappiness and frustration for both sexes. Hormonally normal women find it difficult or impossible to achieve happiness through the adoption of, in effect, transvestite values. Similarly this perversion of values complicates or precludes, for the glandularly normal male, the achievement of a natural biological fulfillment. Both sexes, then, frequently fail to obtain happiness, or fall far short of the happiness of which they are both capable, that happiness which is a consequence of maintaining a biological fidelity to their separate natures". "The lies, the hypocrisies, the pretensions of pseudo-masculinity will not be permitted to me on Gor, will they, Master?" she asked. "Not in the least," I told her, "for you are a slave". "Yes, Master," she said. - (Savages of Gor)