Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 494 | Perhaps we should share, but each of us wants what she can get, and so we behave in such a manner as to obtain all we can. |
| 8 | 495 | Our bitterest rivalries then are commonly with our "sisters". |
| 8 | 496 | In these competitions, as they had occurred in the house, in training, I had enjoyed what was apparently an unusual success. |
| 8 | 497 | Aside from my possible independent interest to men, I do not doubt but what this success was largely due to my swift progress in readiness, need and heat, which progress was sure, profound and irreversible. |
| 8 | 498 | Indeed, toward the end, primarily, I think, because of my ignited appetition and heat, my inability to control my responsiveness, my inability to help myself in the arms of men, I was getting what was regarded as far more than my fair share of attention. |
| 8 | 499 | This compromised to some extent, it seems, the training of others. |
| 8 | 500 | It did not endear me, of course, either, to my fellow trainees. |
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Perhaps we should share, but each of us wants what she can get, and so we behave in such a manner as to obtain all we can.
Our bitterest rivalries then are commonly with our "sisters".
In these competitions, as they had occurred in the house, in training, I had enjoyed what was apparently an unusual success.
Aside from my possible independent interest to men, I do not doubt but what this success was largely due to my swift progress in readiness, need and heat, which progress was sure, profound and irreversible.
Indeed, toward the end, primarily, I think, because of my ignited appetition and heat, my inability to control my responsiveness, my inability to help myself in the arms of men, I was getting what was regarded as far more than my fair share of attention.
This compromised to some extent, it seems, the training of others.
It did not endear me, of course, either, to my fellow trainees.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter )