Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 779 | That pleases me. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 776 | And are not such expressions View more quotes about merely">merely disparaging expressions, from a distant Puritanical world, fearing life and beauty? Have they not been invented by the homely and inhibited, the ugly and inert, as weapons against the proud, the beautiful, the soft and vulnerable, the eager and passionate, to conceal their own grayness, their own flatness and uninteresting mediocrity? Am I a narcissistic little bitch, as Mirus, once my master, might claim? Perhaps. |
| 25 | 777 | If so, I do not mind. |
| 25 | 778 | No, I do not mind being beautiful, and delicious, and provocative. |
| 25 | 779 | That pleases me. |
| 25 | 780 | I like it. |
| 25 | 781 | It makes me happy. |
| 25 | 782 | What is wrong with that? Put aside the mediocrity's armament of vengeful semantics. |
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And are not such expressions merely disparaging expressions, from a distant Puritanical world, fearing life and beauty? Have they not been invented by the homely and inhibited, the ugly and inert, as weapons against the proud, the beautiful, the soft and vulnerable, the eager and passionate, to conceal their own grayness, their own flatness and uninteresting mediocrity? Am I a narcissistic little bitch, as Mirus, once my master, might claim? Perhaps.
If so, I do not mind.
No, I do not mind being beautiful, and delicious, and provocative.
That pleases me.
I like it.
It makes me happy.
What is wrong with that? Put aside the mediocrity's armament of vengeful semantics.
- (Prize of Gor)