Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 880 | Can she be unaware of the implications of her condition? It tells her that she is essentially helpless, and at the mercy of men. |
| 8 | 881 | This is easy to understand then, that the very condition of bondage itself would have a profound psychological effect on a woman, producing a sense of radical helplessness. |
| 8 | 882 | She is in a sense their object, their toy, their plaything. |
| 8 | 883 | This sense of vulnerability is enhanced by a number of things, for example, the revealing nature of most slave garb, muchly baring the beauty of the lovely beast, the absence of a nether closure in most slave garments, the brand, the collar, the being owned, and such. |
| 8 | 884 | Frigidity, incidentally, is not permitted to slaves. |
| 8 | 885 | But this pathology, except sometimes among recently embonded free women, is seldom found among slaves. |
| 8 | 886 | It does not need to be prohibited, really, because, for the most part, it does not exist among slaves, because it is swiftly overcome and dissipated in the condition of bondage itself. |
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Can she be unaware of the implications of her condition? It tells her that she is essentially helpless, and at the mercy of men.
This is easy to understand then, that the very condition of bondage itself would have a profound psychological effect on a woman, producing a sense of radical helplessness.
She is in a sense their object, their toy, their plaything.
This sense of vulnerability is enhanced by a number of things, for example, the revealing nature of most slave garb, muchly baring the beauty of the lovely beast, the absence of a nether closure in most slave garments, the brand, the collar, the being owned, and such.
Frigidity, incidentally, is not permitted to slaves.
But this pathology, except sometimes among recently embonded free women, is seldom found among slaves.
It does not need to be prohibited, really, because, for the most part, it does not exist among slaves, because it is swiftly overcome and dissipated in the condition of bondage itself.
- (Renegades of Gor, Chapter )