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It may, rather, recognize her and accept her, and, in its way, in its own complex context, celebrate her and enhance her". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #128)

It is a sophisticated, complex social institution, one which has characterized most of the world's great civilizations. Its pervasiveness and success is doubtless to be accounted for by the fact that it has a profound natural basis. A civilization need not be antithetical to nature, a contradiction to nature, an affront to nature. It may, rather, recognize her and accept her, and, in its way, in its own complex context, celebrate her and enhance her". "Yes, Master," she whispered. "Of the helpless, loving slave, needing and wanting men, desiring to please and serve them, moaning and ecstatic in their arms, and the independent free woman, with her frigidity and pride, who is most likely to replicate her genes?" "The master," she said, "would chain the slave to his bed". "Of course". - (Kur of Gor)