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In the first case, the condition of virginity is regarded as one to be superseded; and, in the second case, it is regarded merely as something which comes before something else, something of greater importance, as an antecedent phase or prologue, so to speak. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #158)

Duels might be fought about such things. Expressions more suitable to free women, in Gorean, are 'glana' and 'metaglana', or 'profalarina' and 'falarina'. But even these latter expressions have Gorean connotations, reflecting the views of a natural world. In the first case, the condition of virginity is regarded as one to be superseded; and, in the second case, it is regarded merely as something which comes before something else, something of greater importance, as an antecedent phase or prologue, so to speak. "And your master has summoned you before him this night!" she laughed. "Yes, Mistress," said Ellen. "And you are out of the iron belt!" "Yes, Mistress," said Ellen, apprehensively. - (Prize of Gor)