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Gorean masters, incidentally, seldom strike a slave; they are prepared to do so, of course, and this the slave knows; thus she tries to be pleasing; few Gorean masters will punish a girl who is honestly trying to be pleasing; there would simply be no point to it. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #94)

That is always an option, of course. But is a woman who understands the categoricality and absoluteness of her bondage not preferable? Is an eager, loving, contented, joyful slave, grateful for her collar and her mastering, joyous to be the property of a strong man, one enraptured to belong to her master, one grateful for her thrillingly fulfilling bondage, not preferable? Free women seldom mend their ways; they have no reason to do so; slave girls, on the other hand, as you may have gathered by now, are zealous to mend their ways; they do have reasons for doing so, for example, their susceptibility to correction. There is something special to a woman's psychology when she knows that she is owned. Gorean masters, incidentally, seldom strike a slave; they are prepared to do so, of course, and this the slave knows; thus she tries to be pleasing; few Gorean masters will punish a girl who is honestly trying to be pleasing; there would simply be no point to it. The point is to be the girl's acknowledged and uncompromising master, whom she is concerned to please. His interest is not to hurt her, which he would regard as a very strange interest, but to hone her, by the whip if necessary, into an obedient and delicious belonging, an attentive and devoted dream of pleasure, his own, personal, lovely, collared beast, his slave girl. Accordingly, few masters would strike a girl who is sincerely trying to please him. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 11)