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It can be difficult, at first, to accept that one is as one is, rather than as one is told one should be. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #308)

But let her dread and avoid, as she can, free women. I briefly considered free women. One feels sometimes sorry for free women, with their confusions, their unhappiness, the meaninglessness, the shallowness, of their forlorn psychological habitations, the lonely, empty corridors of their lives, their boredom, their hostilities. It can be difficult, at first, to accept that one is as one is, rather than as one is told one should be. But self-alienation is an unlikely route to bliss. Many are the wounds inflicted on the free woman from the serrated edges of imposed images. And many purposes foreign to her, however condign to others, are served by such images. - (Mercenaries of Gor)