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

She then sees to it, with all the consequences, physical, psychological and emotional, attendant upon it, consequences which, at first, are sometimes found horrifying or disturbing but which, ultimately, because of their relation to her depth nature, when she surrenders to this depth nature, are found joyfully and gloriously fulfilling. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #243)
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 240 It is not difficult for a skilled master, incidentally, to discriminate between such declarations which are genuine and those which are not, usually in virtue of incontrovertible body cues.
5 241 The lying female is then punished.
5 242 Soon she learns that her passion must be genuine.
5 243 She then sees to it, with all the consequences, physical, psychological and emotional, attendant upon it, consequences which, at first, are sometimes found horrifying or disturbing but which, ultimately, because of their relation to her depth nature, when she surrenders to this depth nature, are found joyfully and gloriously fulfilling.
5 244 She is then herself, fully.
5 245 "Hurry to me, Bosk of Port Kar!" she cried.
5 246 "I desire your touch! I desire to serve you! I beg to please you! I plead to please you! Take pity on me! Do not torture me so! Do not make me wait longer! Hurry to me, Bosk of Port Kar, my lover, my master!" "Good," I said.
It is not difficult for a skilled master, incidentally, to discriminate between such declarations which are genuine and those which are not, usually in virtue of incontrovertible body cues. The lying female is then punished. Soon she learns that her passion must be genuine. She then sees to it, with all the consequences, physical, psychological and emotional, attendant upon it, consequences which, at first, are sometimes found horrifying or disturbing but which, ultimately, because of their relation to her depth nature, when she surrenders to this depth nature, are found joyfully and gloriously fulfilling. She is then herself, fully. "Hurry to me, Bosk of Port Kar!" she cried. "I desire your touch! I desire to serve you! I beg to please you! I plead to please you! Take pity on me! Do not torture me so! Do not make me wait longer! Hurry to me, Bosk of Port Kar, my lover, my master!" "Good," I said. - (Players of Gor)