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The slave is not permitted privacy, or modesty, no more than a verr or kaiila, for she, like them, is only another domestic animal. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #1164)

She wondered what her ideological sisters on Earth would have thought of that. But then, she thought, let them be on a chain on Gor! Let them be a chained, braceleted, squatting slave! Let them then preserve what they can of their vanity, dignity, and sophistication! To be sure, she had been forced to relieve herself publicly before men in her training. Such is thought useful in the training of a slave. The slave is not permitted privacy, or modesty, no more than a verr or kaiila, for she, like them, is only another domestic animal. Then she lay again still in the straw, in the leather hood, naked, chained by the neck, her hands braceleted behind her, and sobbed. This is my new slavery, she thought. She remembered the lash. - (Prize of Gor)