Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 24 | 478 | If a woman were a man perhaps the way to make her happy would be to treat her like a man. |
| 24 | 479 | If she is not a man perhaps treating her like a man is not the way to make her happy. |
| 24 | 480 | It may seem hard to understand but the man who truly cares for his slave is often rather strict with her; he cares for her enough to be strong; sometimes she may resent or hate him but, too, she is inordinately proud of him, for what he makes her do, and be, and she loves him for his strength and his will; in her heart she knows she is the slave of such a man; how can she not love the man who proves himself to be her master? But the natures of men and women are doubtlessly complex and mysterious. |
| 24 | 481 | Perhaps women, after all, are not women, but only small, incomplete men, as many women and men, espousing the current political and economic orthodoxies on the matter, the required, expected views on the matter, would insist. |
| 24 | 482 | I do not know. |
| 24 | 483 | And yet how peculiar and surprising would such a perversion appear against the expanse of history. |
| 24 | 484 | "Sleep now, sweet slave," I said. |
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If a woman were a man perhaps the way to make her happy would be to treat her like a man.
If she is not a man perhaps treating her like a man is not the way to make her happy.
It may seem hard to understand but the man who truly cares for his slave is often rather strict with her; he cares for her enough to be strong; sometimes she may resent or hate him but, too, she is inordinately proud of him, for what he makes her do, and be, and she loves him for his strength and his will; in her heart she knows she is the slave of such a man; how can she not love the man who proves himself to be her master? But the natures of men and women are doubtlessly complex and mysterious.
Perhaps women, after all, are not women, but only small, incomplete men, as many women and men, espousing the current political and economic orthodoxies on the matter, the required, expected views on the matter, would insist.
I do not know.
And yet how peculiar and surprising would such a perversion appear against the expanse of history.
"Sleep now, sweet slave," I said.
- (Beasts of Gor, Chapter )