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Many of the women of Earth, as I recall, seemed not to need sex, or to be much inclined to tolerate it, save as an instrument to be utilized, however reluctantly, in furthering their security or fortunes. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1248)

On Earth, as I recall, and I have no reason to suppose matters have much changed on that far, polluted, mad, hypocritical, unloving, hate-filled orb, though you would be better judges than I of such matters, women, in large numbers, tended to be aloof, inert, and calculating, creatures of judgment and frost, indeed, perhaps not so much as the typical Gorean free woman, particularly of high caste, but yet something along those lines. They were usually the pursued, so to speak, rather than the pursuer, the sought rather than the seeker. That, too, is rather like the Gorean free woman. Many of the women of Earth, as I recall, seemed not to need sex, or to be much inclined to tolerate it, save as an instrument to be utilized, however reluctantly, in furthering their security or fortunes. Many men of Earth, if I am not mistaken, have resigned themselves, so to speak, thinking no better fare exists, to a diet of predictable, unseasoned, unpalatable sexual gruel, the occasional dishes of which, infrequently and reluctantly proffered, serve at least for the maintenance of life and sanity, if barely. Some men of Earth may fear that disinterest, inertness and frigidity are the name of woman. Certainly some Gorean males seem to so regard free women. - (Vagabonds of Gor)