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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

This sort of thing, I suppose, is largely unknown to free women, though many seem to suspect it, dimly or otherwise. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #591)
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 588 To be sure, they are usually, too, a function of many other factors, as well.
1 589 For example, in this particular case, I suspected that her chaining might have been a factor.
1 590 Restraining the female, sometimes symbolically, sometimes in fashions which are literally physically coercive, making her absolutely helpless, for various reasons, psychological and physical, intensifies her orgasm.
1 591 This sort of thing, I suppose, is largely unknown to free women, though many seem to suspect it, dimly or otherwise.
1 592 Its reality, of course, can become clear to them, for example, as they might find themselves on their knees, bound, kissing a man's whip.
1 593 The most significant restraint, of course, is the condition of bondage itself, in which the woman knows that the male is dominant over her and that she must submit to him, that she is owned, and must, in fear of very life, be obedient, and pleasing.
1 594 Slavery institutionalizes, in an organized, social, civilized context, the natural biological relationship between men and women.
To be sure, they are usually, too, a function of many other factors, as well. For example, in this particular case, I suspected that her chaining might have been a factor. Restraining the female, sometimes symbolically, sometimes in fashions which are literally physically coercive, making her absolutely helpless, for various reasons, psychological and physical, intensifies her orgasm. This sort of thing, I suppose, is largely unknown to free women, though many seem to suspect it, dimly or otherwise. Its reality, of course, can become clear to them, for example, as they might find themselves on their knees, bound, kissing a man's whip. The most significant restraint, of course, is the condition of bondage itself, in which the woman knows that the male is dominant over her and that she must submit to him, that she is owned, and must, in fear of very life, be obedient, and pleasing. Slavery institutionalizes, in an organized, social, civilized context, the natural biological relationship between men and women. - (Renegades of Gor)