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| 7 | 642 | Donna's timidity and lingering uncertainty with men, I View more quotes about think">think, was largely a function of her fear that she might not be capable of giving them pleasure. |
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| 7 | 639 | I think that I understood the problem of Donna. |
| 7 | 640 | She feared men. |
| 7 | 641 | The slave girl must, surely, if she is rational, fear men, but, too, she must regard them as potentially constituting for her sources of incredible pleasure. |
| 7 | 642 | Donna's timidity and lingering uncertainty with men, I think, was largely a function of her fear that she might not be capable of giving them pleasure. |
| 7 | 643 | It is one thing to be thrown down and raped; it is quite another to hear the indolent command, "Please me". |
| 7 | 644 | The responsibility for pleasure is often placed on the slender, lovely shoulders of the slave girl. |
| 7 | 645 | It is she, then, who must labor in her bondage to be pleasing. |