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To be sure, it is not unknown for a man to occasionally seek the lodge of his warrior society, where his children and woman cannot follow him. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #198)

Also, what might seem crowded to one with a particular acculturation may simply seem appropriate and right, even intimate and cozy, to one with a differing acculturation. Family and communal closeness, for better or for worse, are characteristics of the life of the red savage. I do not think he would want it any other way. To be sure, it is not unknown for a man to occasionally seek the lodge of his warrior society, where his children and woman cannot follow him. In his club, so to speak, he might be able to find a bit of peace and quiet which seems to have eluded him at home. Too, of course, meditation, and the seeking of visions and dreams, are solitary activities. A man may indicate that he is meditating by as little as putting his blanket over his head, even in a crowded camp. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)