Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 930 | Nor are sexual inertness and frigidity View more quotes about regarded">regarded as virtues, or as concomitants thereof. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 927 | Also, interestingly, as earlier suggested, sexual responsiveness in the slave is openly regarded as a desirable property, like intelligence and beauty. |
| 13 | 928 | These three things all considerably improve her price. |
| 13 | 929 | In a slave sexual vitality, uncontrollable responsiveness, then, is not regarded as a source of embarrassment, scandal, or shame. |
| 13 | 930 | Nor are sexual inertness and frigidity regarded as virtues, or as concomitants thereof. |
| 13 | 931 | We are not free women. |
| 13 | 932 | Similarly, and naturally enough, our vitality is not something to be hidden, except, of course, from free women. |
| 13 | 933 | Indeed, we must accustom ourselves to hearing it candidly discussed, particularly in situations in which our sale may be in question. |
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Also, interestingly, as earlier suggested, sexual responsiveness in the slave is openly regarded as a desirable property, like intelligence and beauty.
These three things all considerably improve her price.
In a slave sexual vitality, uncontrollable responsiveness, then, is not regarded as a source of embarrassment, scandal, or shame.
Nor are sexual inertness and frigidity regarded as virtues, or as concomitants thereof.
We are not free women.
Similarly, and naturally enough, our vitality is not something to be hidden, except, of course, from free women.
Indeed, we must accustom ourselves to hearing it candidly discussed, particularly in situations in which our sale may be in question.
- (Witness of Gor)