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no woman is safe meeting a Gorean man because he is likely to strip, bind and then collar her if she so much as laughs at the wrong time

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ORIGINAL: Musicmystery

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no woman is safe meeting a Gorean man because he is likely to strip, bind and then collar her if she so much as laughs at the wrong time

Quite right--that's silly, of course.

We'd strip, bind and collar her if she laughs at the right time too.

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ORIGINAL: xBullx

Well, well, well the Jester speaks!

Arturus, your sworn statements, opinions and promises hold as much weight with me as a three foot squared unit of empty space.

Frankly I don't expect the likes of you to comprehend a damn thing I say, it's apparent to some of us that the Gorean philosophy is knowledge that, even in small measures well exceeds your pay grade. In fact it could be surmised that your post quoted below was a pathetic attempt of a drama queen to secure some much needed attention.

To the point, Cheryl is a rather astute individual and with reference to the Gorean philosophy she does better then some, in fact she maintains a level of understanding that I doubt you'll ever come to know. That being said, and considering the discussions I've had with her on past occasions she knows good and well I wasn't implying what she asked; so even if her question wasn't frivolous or just simply snarky it was little more than a rhetorical mention.

So do yourself a favor and cease with the self-mutilation of your own character and reputation.

Furthermore I assure you that this is a battlefield you are ill-equiped to negotiate, though the possibility does exist that you simply have a humiliation fetish.

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ORIGINAL: Arturas

Greetings Bull,

I'm sorry, I swore to myself I would never post here again, but you absolutely crack me up. I cannot believe you honestly said..."But to respond to your frivilous question directed at me I'll say..." to someone doing an honest post, to Cheryl specifically? I've seen her posts before and there is nothing frivilous about them.

And like Cheryl, I had to read your post about three times trying to descern your idea. I finally gave up and decided you were drinking when you wrote this, and that is OK, just so everyone realizes this.

You do crack me up! I promise not to post again if you promise not to drink and post at the same time.

Be well,
Arturas

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ORIGINAL: Arturas

Tal Bull(shit),

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quote from your post to her: "But to respond to your frivilous question directed at me I'll say," ...

quote to me: : "That being said, and considering the discussions I've had with her on past occasions she knows good and well I wasn't implying what she asked; so even if her question wasn't frivolous or just simply snarky it was little more than a rhetorical mention".
 

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That is a strange sentence back to me also. 

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Now you insult everyone here reading this by denying what you clearly did say. 

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Saying that is very much likeClinton saying he did not have sex. 
He was a liar..

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I think you and I need to discuss Gorean morality soon.

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And work off the beer gut.

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or start using an avatar like the big M does on yahoo

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and lose the big words, you are so damn embarrassing until you do.

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ORIGINAL: Cherylmazana

And I do not believe there is any malice towards each other on either side.

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ORIGINAL: Trevelyan

Guardsman of Gor [Gor Series Book 16]
by John Norman
398

"I thought long after our conversation," he said. "You had
dared to confess your slave needs, and this had shamed you,
and it had scandalized me. But, why, I asked myself. Should
not, rather, one be more ashamed by deceit than the truth?
Can there truly be a greater honor in hypocrisy than in
honesty? It does not seem so. I then realized how bravely
you had trusted me and revealed this to me. My outrage gave
way to gratitude and admiration. Similarly, I asked myself,
why was I scandalized. Was this not connected with hidden
fears of my own, that I might discover complementary needs
within myself, the needs to own and be a master? Your
confession, so expressive and poignant, tended to undermine
a deceit of free persons. You had dared, it seemed, to break
the code of hypocrisy. Had the gate to barbarism been left
ajar? I regretted, for a time, the loss of the lie. We grow fond
of our myths. Yet our myths are like walls of straw. Ultimately
they cannot protect us. Ultimately they must perish in the
flames of truth."
"You would have taken me," she asked, "knowing that I
had slave needs?"
"Your slave needs," he said, "made you a thousand times
more desirable. What man does not want a slave?"
She looked at him, startled.
"It was thus my intention to take you into honorable
companionship," he said, "but, in the privacy of our quarters,
away from the sight of the world, to put you in a collar, and
keep you as a slave, even to the whip."