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

But, in many cases, of course, it is difficult for the master not to fall in love with a slave, as the master/slave relationship is a civilized, codified, institutionalized analogue to the essentials of a natural biological relationship. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #904)
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17 904 But, in many cases, of View more quotes about course">course, it is difficult for the master not to fall in love with a slave, as the master/slave relationship is a civilized, codified, institutionalized analogue to the essentials of a natural biological relationship.

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

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17 901 And, of course, if it doesn't work out, he can give her away or sell her.
17 902 Many Goreans, incidentally, fear falling in love with their slaves.
17 903 Many regard this as a form of weakness.
17 904 But, in many cases, of course, it is difficult for the master not to fall in love with a slave, as the master/slave relationship is a civilized, codified, institutionalized analogue to the essentials of a natural biological relationship.
17 905 The master/slave relationship frees both men and women biologically.
17 906 The natural dominance of the male is not castigated, denounced, ridiculed and societally undermined but allowed to express itself and flourish.
17 907 This leads to a successful, healthy manhood.
And, of course, if it doesn't work out, he can give her away or sell her. Many Goreans, incidentally, fear falling in love with their slaves. Many regard this as a form of weakness. But, in many cases, of course, it is difficult for the master not to fall in love with a slave, as the master/slave relationship is a civilized, codified, institutionalized analogue to the essentials of a natural biological relationship. The master/slave relationship frees both men and women biologically. The natural dominance of the male is not castigated, denounced, ridiculed and societally undermined but allowed to express itself and flourish. This leads to a successful, healthy manhood. - (Prize of Gor)