Response to Slave Girl of Gor pg. 173
The following is an excerpt from Slave Girl of Gor, page 173. The Gor series can be purchased from several places online such as Amazon or E-Bay, although I am not placing my "stamp of approval" on either of those places, the books can be bought through them. The Gor series is by John Norman and I in no way lay claim to the words taken from his books that I have listed below. I encourage anyone reading this to read the books as they can provide so much information. Below the excerpt is my response to his words.
On Intelligent women from Slave Girl of Gor by John Norman, page 173 "It is more pleasurable to control and dominate them than stupid girls, " he said. "They are more stimulating to own. They are greater prizes. "Yes, Master," I said. "Yes. Master!" "Too," said he, "one profits more from their ownership than from that of a duller girl. They are brighter, more skillful, more imaginative, more inventive. An intelligent girl can do many more things and do them better than a duller girl. She follows commands easily; she learns swiftly. Her performances, in their variety, intricacy and depth, can approach brilliance. She learns well, and continues to learn, in her intelligence and sexuality, how to please a man. Too, in her depths of emotion, feeling and sensation, these associated with her intelligence, she is easier to manipulate and exploit." ..."Too, " said he, " an intelligent girl, a highly intelligent one, such as yourself, is capable of truly understanding her slavery. A dull girl has no true insight into the bondage relation. She knows she is a slave. She recognizes the institution, and is cognizant of its legalities. She is familiar with chains, and has worn them; she sees the whip and has felt it. But does she truly understand her slayer?" "Forgive me, Master," I said, barely able to speak, "but any woman who is a slave truly understands her slavery." "Is this true?" he asked. "In the belly of her, " I said, " any woman who is slave knows her slavery. It has naught to do with intelligence, but only with being a slave and a woman. It is an indescribable helpless feeling in the belly of us, being owned. One need not be intelligent to have this emotion, nor to respond, nor to feel." ~ Slave Girl of Gor pg. 173 Greetings, Mistress, I have been reading Slave Girl of Gor and I have found myself feeling a lot of things inside me and coming to grips with them while reading. It is, in many aspects for me, an exciting book to read. Yesterday while I was reading, I came across some passages on intelligent women and the appeal of this specific Master to own them as opposed to doormats. In many conversations, the Free has told me that they believe me to be intelligent and that even if I end up staying at home or taking a job where I am not looking for a career, that they deem my intelligence as an asset. I had wondered about that honestly because my intelligence can sometimes cause me to over think things. The passages explained a lot to me and made me feel a little better. I realize that my intelligence can also be a burden to me on feeling my belly and admitting to it sometimes and so I have given it much thought. I may learn more easily than some, but I am also more stubborn than some I think because my brain says "what are doing" sometimes. I have been conditioned by society for the whole of my life until I came here and it is sometimes a little difficult to just release that mind set. Also, since I am unowned, I do have to take care of myself and be responsible in my decisions of my everyday life as well as any decisions I make in reagards to, potentially, a future owner's property, my body. So in some ways, I suppose my intelligence is both an asset and a burden upon me. Only when I can learn to balance what I am feeling inside of me will my brains be able to be seen as an asset to me. I am far from highly intelligent and I do have to spend time studying. I make mistakes for I am human and I sometimes wonder if people think I am smarter than what I am. I really don't think I'm smarter than most, I just maybe might be able to harness it a little differently than others. It has helped me in understanding many lessons I have learned, but I think too, it hinders me in staying humble. Again, when I find that balance perhaps I can see it as more of an asset. Wishing you well, In service, ancilla  Home  Gor My life Essays Self Examination Quotes Music Resources Credits Links Email Other Stuff
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