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"You," I said to her, "will be under no doubt, however, as to the contents of the other message". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #473)

Some of this may have to do with something as simple and obvious as the greater amount of exposed skin, which is then much more aware of variations and subtleties in the atmosphere, and such, but it is rather, and primarily, a matter of the awakening of the entire, beautiful psychophysiological nature of the female, now understanding that she is in bondage, which is then reborn, kindled anew, freshened and called forth, to surprising and unprecedented ranges of feeling and awareness, to new horizons of sensation and emotion. The slave's body becomes attuned to, and a marvelous receptor for, the complexity, subtlety, and richness of her environment. As an illustration, she becomes very much aware, as a free woman would not be, of subtleties of texture, little things, such as the softness of fur, the feel of rep-cloth, the corrugation and weaving of a mat, the knap of a rug, the smoothness of tiles, the movement of silk upon a body, how a camisk conceals and reveals, the snug encirclement of leather, the constraint of silken cords, the coarse fiber of a rope, the summoning tug of a leash, the clasp of slave bracelets, the feel of an ankle iron, the weight of a chain. "You," I said to her, "will be under no doubt, however, as to the contents of the other message". "Yes, Master," she said. She moved, uneasily. I moved a bit, and looked at the ankle ring on her left ankle. - (Magicians of Gor)