Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 967 | It is then only a View more quotes about question">question as to whether or not she will confess it, and fulfill herself—or continue to starve herself in misery and frustration". |
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 964 | The slave in a woman emerges in the presence of a master. |
| 26 | 965 | She has no choice. |
| 26 | 966 | She can conceal it, but she knows it is there. |
| 26 | 967 | It is then only a question as to whether or not she will confess it, and fulfill herself—or continue to starve herself in misery and frustration". |
| 26 | 968 | She threw her head to the side, in the chain and collar, on the straw. |
| 26 | 969 | "If a woman is truly a slave," I said, "then it would seem best that she not deny this truth, this reality, but rather accept it, and then be joyfully the best slave she can be. |
| 26 | 970 | It is better to embrace nature and fulfill her than deny her. |
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The slave in a woman emerges in the presence of a master.
She has no choice.
She can conceal it, but she knows it is there.
It is then only a question as to whether or not she will confess it, and fulfill herself—or continue to starve herself in misery and frustration".
She threw her head to the side, in the chain and collar, on the straw.
"If a woman is truly a slave," I said, "then it would seem best that she not deny this truth, this reality, but rather accept it, and then be joyfully the best slave she can be.
It is better to embrace nature and fulfill her than deny her.
- (Tribesmen of Gor)