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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had wondered if it is not the slave which the male's biological heritage demands. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #339)
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7 339 I had wondered if it is not the slave which the male's biological heritage demands.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 336 Perhaps he now wants another.
7 337 She has failed, failed to be such that he would never think of selling her.
7 338 So back to the block with her! She pleads, but she is slave, and he master.
7 339 I had wondered if it is not the slave which the male's biological heritage demands.
7 340 But, if this were so, I asked myself, it seems unlikely such a thing could exist in isolation, as some sort of biological anomaly.
7 341 What then of the female, what then of the woman? Might there not be then, as well, something which is demanded there, or longed for there, by the woman, a consequence of her own biological heritage? If the male's heritage demands the slave, might not the heritage of the woman demand, or long for, the master? Are there not genetic insistencies which whisper about our hearts? At this point in my training I thought mostly of the male, learning how to be appealing to him, learning how to please him, and such.
7 342 This is surely comprehensible.
Perhaps he now wants another. She has failed, failed to be such that he would never think of selling her. So back to the block with her! She pleads, but she is slave, and he master. I had wondered if it is not the slave which the male's biological heritage demands. But, if this were so, I asked myself, it seems unlikely such a thing could exist in isolation, as some sort of biological anomaly. What then of the female, what then of the woman? Might there not be then, as well, something which is demanded there, or longed for there, by the woman, a consequence of her own biological heritage? If the male's heritage demands the slave, might not the heritage of the woman demand, or long for, the master? Are there not genetic insistencies which whisper about our hearts? At this point in my training I thought mostly of the male, learning how to be appealing to him, learning how to please him, and such. This is surely comprehensible. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7)