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Do not enter with out the appropriate attire.
Don't understand, ask.
Learning position, unless there is a Free Man present then nadu is fine. If a Free Woman
is present, then tower is acceptable.
I prefer:
- No long greetings or farewells if there is a discussion
- There is no need to beg to enter or leave, but let me know that you are. No poofing from the room.
- Respect, Dignity and NO WHINING.
- and last again ... No Whining.
- Ask questions, give quotes to back up your opinions and have an open mind. No one is the same, and everyone reads
the books and gets something different from them.
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..."They all wear collars," is the first portion of a familiar exchange, of which Goreans are fond.
The second, and concluding, portion of the exchange is, "But each in her collar is different." This exchange, I think, makes
clear the attitude of the Gorean toward the slave girl. In one sense, she is nothing, and is to be treated as such, but, in
another sense, she is precious, and is everything.
---Guardsman of Gor, 20:260
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