Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
12
606
I am not precisely sure why this is, but I suppose it must have to do with the understanding of ourselves as animals, as properties, and such.
I am not precisely sure why this is, but I suppose it must have to do with the understanding of ourselves as animals, as properties, and such.
- (Captive of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #606)
Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
12
603
Else we might have been leashed.
12
604
Men, it seems, enjoy seeing women on neck tethers, and on leashes.
12
605
Speaking of leashes, I might mention that we find them extremely arousing.
12
606
I am not precisely sure why this is, but I suppose it must have to do with the understanding of ourselves as animals, as properties, and such.
12
607
It is hard for a woman to understand herself as such and not desire to serve the leash holder.
12
608
Leashes, too, of course, are useful in walking slaves, in displaying them, in putting them through their paces, and such.
12
609
In my case, when on a leash, for example in training, on all fours, or upright, struggling to resist the sense of sexual uneasiness which it enforced upon me, I was sometimes afflicted with an irrepressible thought of exquisite irony.
Else we might have been leashed.
Men, it seems, enjoy seeing women on neck tethers, and on leashes.
Speaking of leashes, I might mention that we find them extremely arousing.
I am not precisely sure why this is, but I suppose it must have to do with the understanding of ourselves as animals, as properties, and such.
It is hard for a woman to understand herself as such and not desire to serve the leash holder.
Leashes, too, of course, are useful in walking slaves, in displaying them, in putting them through their paces, and such.
In my case, when on a leash, for example in training, on all fours, or upright, struggling to resist the sense of sexual uneasiness which it enforced upon me, I was sometimes afflicted with an irrepressible thought of exquisite irony.
- (Captive of Gor, Chapter 12)