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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

To such a man I would have no choice but to submit, and wholly, and to such a man I longed to submit, and wholly. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #165)
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10 165 To such a man I would have no choice but to View more quotes about submit">submit, and wholly, and to such a man I longed to submit, and wholly.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 162 But I thought, rather, I must be a true slave, as I wanted a true man, one who would lust after me with power, who would be satisfied with nothing less than owning me, wholly, one who would be to my slave a master, one who would have me kneel before him, naked and collared, perhaps chained, my head to his feet, one who would own me, unequivocally.
10 163 I wanted to be his, his property, a helpless object, goods, possessed by him, in all the fullness of law, in all the fullness of culture, in all the fullness of nature.
10 164 I supposed then that I must be in my heart a slave, one radically female, and needful.
10 165 To such a man I would have no choice but to submit, and wholly, and to such a man I longed to submit, and wholly.
10 166 It was in the collar of such a man I wanted to be; it was the collar of such a man I longed to wear.
10 167 It was the touch of such a man which would make me weak and helpless, a yielding, submitted slave.
10 168 It was the touch of such a man which would set me afire.
But I thought, rather, I must be a true slave, as I wanted a true man, one who would lust after me with power, who would be satisfied with nothing less than owning me, wholly, one who would be to my slave a master, one who would have me kneel before him, naked and collared, perhaps chained, my head to his feet, one who would own me, unequivocally. I wanted to be his, his property, a helpless object, goods, possessed by him, in all the fullness of law, in all the fullness of culture, in all the fullness of nature. I supposed then that I must be in my heart a slave, one radically female, and needful. To such a man I would have no choice but to submit, and wholly, and to such a man I longed to submit, and wholly. It was in the collar of such a man I wanted to be; it was the collar of such a man I longed to wear. It was the touch of such a man which would make me weak and helpless, a yielding, submitted slave. It was the touch of such a man which would set me afire. - (Conspirators of Gor)