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

These substitutes, misdirections, veils and subterfuges are not permitted to the female slave. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #1494)
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 1491 The sound of a chain cast to the tiles, the sight of a whip, the snapping of fingers, a simple word of command, such things, however one has conditioned her, will loosen and open the slave for pleasure.
2 1492 Too, her readiness is commonly with her, and her hope then is to interest the master, that she may serve him and thus obtain from him some temporary surcease from the discomfort of her needs, often an acute discomfort, and a discomfort which, if prolonged, becomes an anguish.
2 1493 The sexual needs of a free woman are often diffuse, or sublimated, or denied or suppressed, or pathologically redirected, with the usual suspicions, griefs, confusions, projections, hostilities, miseries and neuroses attendant on such unhealthy negativities and constraints.
2 1494 These substitutes, misdirections, veils and subterfuges are not permitted to the female slave.
2 1495 She is innocently, naturally, and needfully sexual.
2 1496 In the beginning she is given no choice; in the end she has no choice.
2 1497 It is interesting the transformation that honesty, and a collar, work in a woman.
The sound of a chain cast to the tiles, the sight of a whip, the snapping of fingers, a simple word of command, such things, however one has conditioned her, will loosen and open the slave for pleasure. Too, her readiness is commonly with her, and her hope then is to interest the master, that she may serve him and thus obtain from him some temporary surcease from the discomfort of her needs, often an acute discomfort, and a discomfort which, if prolonged, becomes an anguish. The sexual needs of a free woman are often diffuse, or sublimated, or denied or suppressed, or pathologically redirected, with the usual suspicions, griefs, confusions, projections, hostilities, miseries and neuroses attendant on such unhealthy negativities and constraints. These substitutes, misdirections, veils and subterfuges are not permitted to the female slave. She is innocently, naturally, and needfully sexual. In the beginning she is given no choice; in the end she has no choice. It is interesting the transformation that honesty, and a collar, work in a woman. - (Players of Gor)