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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

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11 928 Should I have tried to be unresponsive and frigid, and thus, in some absurd or perverted sense, have attempted to uphold the honor of the women of Earth? And it was not merely that in the pens many of my inhibitions had been forcibly removed from me and that my natural sexuality had been freed and encouraged, permitted to grow, to thrive and blossom, but that my reflexes had actually been honed, so to speak, to greater sensitivity.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 925 "Nor I," said another.
11 926 There was laughter.
11 927 I wondered what I was supposed to do.
11 928 Should I have tried to be unresponsive and frigid, and thus, in some absurd or perverted sense, have attempted to uphold the honor of the women of Earth? And it was not merely that in the pens many of my inhibitions had been forcibly removed from me and that my natural sexuality had been freed and encouraged, permitted to grow, to thrive and blossom, but that my reflexes had actually been honed, so to speak, to greater sensitivity.
11 929 I was now no stranger to arousal and responsiveness.
11 930 I had even received training.
11 931 Besides, I was a kajira! If I proved to be displeasing, I could be punished severely, even slain.