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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 444 The contrast of a View more quotes about closely">closely linked dark chain with soft flesh, for example, is aesthetically pleasing.
5 445 Too, female vulnerability enhances attractiveness, and thongs, chaining, and such, leaves no question as to vulnerability.
5 446 Indeed, most importantly, the entire condition of the female slave, merely that she is a slave, bound or unbound, bespeaks the delicious and exciting factuality of her profound vulnerability.
5 447 Binding, too, of course, can be used for instructional purposes, monitory, educational, disciplinary, and so on.
5 448 Being bound by the master certainly teaches the slave, for example, that she is his, that he can make her helpless, that she is at his mercy, that she is his to do with as he pleases.
5 449 The most important functions of binding, and such, however, aside from the obvious aspects of restraint, safekeeping, security, and such, seem to be clearly psychological.
5 450 This becomes clear when it is understood that for all practical purposes there is no escape for the Gorean slave girl.
The contrast of a closely linked dark chain with soft flesh, for example, is aesthetically pleasing. Too, female vulnerability enhances attractiveness, and thongs, chaining, and such, leaves no question as to vulnerability. Indeed, most importantly, the entire condition of the female slave, merely that she is a slave, bound or unbound, bespeaks the delicious and exciting factuality of her profound vulnerability. Binding, too, of course, can be used for instructional purposes, monitory, educational, disciplinary, and so on. Being bound by the master certainly teaches the slave, for example, that she is his, that he can make her helpless, that she is at his mercy, that she is his to do with as he pleases. The most important functions of binding, and such, however, aside from the obvious aspects of restraint, safekeeping, security, and such, seem to be clearly psychological. This becomes clear when it is understood that for all practical purposes there is no escape for the Gorean slave girl. - (Mercenaries of Gor)