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On Gor, it is the man who commonly decides, and grants, or does not grant, as he wishes, his attentions to the woman, at least if she is a slave. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #877)

Men of Earth, were they to come to Gor, would find the relationships they are accustomed to between the sexes muchly reversed, at least in the case of slaves. In the case of free women, I suppose they would be substantially similar. On Earth the male sues for the favor of the female, and hopes eventually to receive some surcease, some assuagement, of his needs, doubtless doled out, bit by bit, if she wishes, in minims or grams, so to speak, at her pleasure, and perhaps in a way deliberately, even callously, calculated to achieve her own ends. On Gor, it is the man who commonly decides, and grants, or does not grant, as he wishes, his attentions to the woman, at least if she is a slave. The girl, in her brief silk, if permitted so much, and collar, closed about her neck and locked on her, owned, is commonly the supplicant. He may, of course, also command what he wishes, at as little as the snapping of his fingers. I speak of a situation in which the women are slaves, of course. - (Kajira of Gor)