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"It is time you put aside your theories, and learned of reality, and the world," he said. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #1257)

Her femaleness seemed to her suddenly not only nonrepudiable but the most important thing about her, and it was precious, wonderful, and needful; she understood then, in his presence, as she never had before, what she was, undeniably, radically, and fundamentally, a female. She took the collar and came about the desk, awkwardly, she could later be taught to move well, to stand before him. She seemed very small before him, and female, he in his height, and masculinity. "It is time you put aside your theories, and learned of reality, and the world," he said. She clutched the collar, piteously, in both hands. "What am I to do?" she said. He pointed to the rug, before him and she, scarcely understanding what she was doing, shaking with emotion, trembling with sensations hitherto experienced only in her dreams, those exotic corridors of truth, knelt before him. - (Prize of Gor)