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Indeed, it is not unusual for a master and his slave to love one another with a richness and depth perhaps unknown, perhaps impossible, amongst free couples. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #263)

Mistresses, like Masters, do not brook the least lack of deference in their properties. Indeed, I think, personally, that women tend to be far more cruel, and severe, with their female slaves than men. It seems they hate them, whereas men find them fascinating, delightful and useful; indeed the female slave, by her master, is usually regarded as a wonderful, delicious treasure. Indeed, it is not unusual for a master and his slave to love one another with a richness and depth perhaps unknown, perhaps impossible, amongst free couples. This has to do, in part, I suppose, with the biological proprieties of the master/slave relationship, and the pervasive, profound, glorious richness of the sexuality of the relationship. The master, entitled to, and receiving all he could want from the slave, and with the ultimate, clear power to see that he gets it, and more, is likely to be well content. The slave strives to avoid the whip, but is thrilled to know that she is subject to it. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 16)