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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

All in all, you had best remain on the superficial levels of sexuality, those appropriate to a free woman, unaware that anything deeper and more profound exists". - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #1432)
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2 1432 All in all, you had View more quotes about best">best remain on the superficial levels of sexuality, those appropriate to a free woman, unaware that anything deeper and more profound exists".

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 1429 It might change your life.
2 1430 Similarly, it is probably best that you learn nothing of helpless obedience, of submission and total surrender.
2 1431 It is difficult to tell where such things might lead.
2 1432 All in all, you had best remain on the superficial levels of sexuality, those appropriate to a free woman, unaware that anything deeper and more profound exists".
2 1433 She looked at me, angrily.
2 1434 "It seems, thus," I said, "that I must refrain from responding to your needs, real and urgent though they may be".
2 1435 "Do you think that I will respect you for falsifying your manhood," she cried, "for denying it, for pretending it does not exist! No! Ultimately I would only despise you for your self-betrayal! Is honesty too much to ask from men? If you will not be a man, how can I be a woman? If I were a man, I would be a true man, and I would never betray my manhood! It would be precious to me! I would rejoice in it! And I would teach women, which is what we want, what it is to be women! I would be merciless with them! I would be their master!" "That is what you want?" I asked.
It might change your life. Similarly, it is probably best that you learn nothing of helpless obedience, of submission and total surrender. It is difficult to tell where such things might lead. All in all, you had best remain on the superficial levels of sexuality, those appropriate to a free woman, unaware that anything deeper and more profound exists". She looked at me, angrily. "It seems, thus," I said, "that I must refrain from responding to your needs, real and urgent though they may be". "Do you think that I will respect you for falsifying your manhood," she cried, "for denying it, for pretending it does not exist! No! Ultimately I would only despise you for your self-betrayal! Is honesty too much to ask from men? If you will not be a man, how can I be a woman? If I were a man, I would be a true man, and I would never betray my manhood! It would be precious to me! I would rejoice in it! And I would teach women, which is what we want, what it is to be women! I would be merciless with them! I would be their master!" "That is what you want?" I asked. - (Players of Gor)