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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Men truly loved only that which they owned, that which was fully theirs. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #119)
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10 119 Men View more quotes about truly">truly loved only that which they owned, that which was fully theirs.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 116 She knew that her sex, by nature, belonged to them.
10 117 They did not wish to relate to their women as contractual associates, but as masters.
10 118 They wanted to own them.
10 119 Men truly loved only that which they owned, that which was fully theirs.
10 120 They treasured their possessions, their dogs, their tools, their books, their homes, their cars, their women.
10 121 How can what does not belong to a man wholly be treasured by him? When his heat is upon him does he wish to fence and banter with a contractual associate? Nay, he wishes in covetous, exultant lust to bind and master a slave! She wondered in how many marriages, in the secrecy of their homes, wives were the slaves of their husbands.
10 122 But here on Gor, she thought, slavery is explicit, acknowledged, sanctified in tradition and law, and here men are the masters, at least of women such as she.
She knew that her sex, by nature, belonged to them. They did not wish to relate to their women as contractual associates, but as masters. They wanted to own them. Men truly loved only that which they owned, that which was fully theirs. They treasured their possessions, their dogs, their tools, their books, their homes, their cars, their women. How can what does not belong to a man wholly be treasured by him? When his heat is upon him does he wish to fence and banter with a contractual associate? Nay, he wishes in covetous, exultant lust to bind and master a slave! She wondered in how many marriages, in the secrecy of their homes, wives were the slaves of their husbands. But here on Gor, she thought, slavery is explicit, acknowledged, sanctified in tradition and law, and here men are the masters, at least of women such as she. - (Prize of Gor)