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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

Even though I might rage against this I sensed that it was true. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #434)
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7 434 Even View more quotes about though">though I might rage against this I sensed that it was true.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 431 To the slave girl men are not only of interest, but inordinately attractive.
7 432 At his feet, their heads bowed, they receive the domination without which they are incomplete.
7 433 But, too, I sensed that, apart from my preferences, I was such that I was fittingly, appropriately, a man's slave.
7 434 Even though I might rage against this I sensed that it was true.
7 435 And the guards had led me to believe that I would most likely go to a male.
7 436 "Why, Master?" I had asked.
7 437 "Despite how plain you are," one said, "you give the impression that, when you learn your bondage better, and understand it is truly on you, you will serve splendidly, and will thrash and moan well in the furs".
To the slave girl men are not only of interest, but inordinately attractive. At his feet, their heads bowed, they receive the domination without which they are incomplete. But, too, I sensed that, apart from my preferences, I was such that I was fittingly, appropriately, a man's slave. Even though I might rage against this I sensed that it was true. And the guards had led me to believe that I would most likely go to a male. "Why, Master?" I had asked. "Despite how plain you are," one said, "you give the impression that, when you learn your bondage better, and understand it is truly on you, you will serve splendidly, and will thrash and moan well in the furs". - (Captive of Gor)