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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

That true men existed was something which, for most purposes, was to be kept from the Waniyanpi women. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #200)
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14 200 That View more quotes about true">true men existed was something which, for most purposes, was to be kept from the Waniyanpi women.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 197 "It makes it harder for them, sometimes, then," he said, "to be content, again, in the compounds.
14 198 It makes it more difficult for them, sometimes, to continue to accept and practice the teaching, for them to adhere to the truths of Sameness".
14 199 "I understand," I said.
14 200 That true men existed was something which, for most purposes, was to be kept from the Waniyanpi women.
14 201 It was better for them, perhaps, not to know of their existence.
14 202 Let them continue to think of men along the lines of the despicable, pathetic males of the Waniyanpi compounds.
14 203 That would surely make their life easier.
"It makes it harder for them, sometimes, then," he said, "to be content, again, in the compounds. It makes it more difficult for them, sometimes, to continue to accept and practice the teaching, for them to adhere to the truths of Sameness". "I understand," I said. That true men existed was something which, for most purposes, was to be kept from the Waniyanpi women. It was better for them, perhaps, not to know of their existence. Let them continue to think of men along the lines of the despicable, pathetic males of the Waniyanpi compounds. That would surely make their life easier. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)