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I had the sense, oddly enough, too, that he was accustomed to having his way with women, and, indeed, that he might have ruled them, literally, and I did not doubt but what he would have done so with an iron hand. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #325)

How uneasy I was! Had he not been properly enculturated? It seemed he had not been suitably socialized, reduced, crippled, tamed. What right had he to exist in my culture? I wondered if once, long ago, men had been as he. About him, somehow, there was an aura of command, of authority, of one who rules, innocently and by right. I had the sense, oddly enough, too, that he was accustomed to having his way with women, and, indeed, that he might have ruled them, literally, and I did not doubt but what he would have done so with an iron hand. He seemed, somehow, to be the sort of man whom a woman must obey. And I muchly then, radically and unquestionably, understood myself a woman. "May I help you?" I asked. - (Kajira of Gor)