Since so many people are confused about how to portray FW ,FM and slaves. I decided to put together this page to show using quotes how they were portrayed in the books of Gor. There are many conflicting ideas about how these people are to act. Here I will outline what is acceptable on this site. I do want to state up front I personally DO NOT want to create cookie cutter clones of some ideal person. I am personally against the idea that all FW , FM or slaves need to behave exactly the same as some ideal version of what is thought of as how they should be. That is to me a myth that has grown from people with no imagination or individuality.

The following is how FW will be viewed and how they are expected to behave on Multiverse-Chat.

There is no Higher Person or more respected then the Gorean FW. It should be noted though that personal attitudes towards FW may vary from one end of Gor to the other. 

They come with a wide range of attitudes from the prim and proper to those that due to status and position are more vocal. The demeaning of Men is not only done but permitted to FW. Demeaning being defined as to degrade or debase a person.

FW at least openly tend to ignore the sexual desires inside them. Most will not even openly admit that such feelings exist. 

The following is a list of conducts that will warrant the FWs reduction to slavery. 

1) Fraud

2)Theft 

3) Indigency & Vagrancy

4) Prostitution

5) Indulging publically in sexual dance. 

They although relatively safe at home do not travel unescorted.. For the purposes of escort it will be permitted to use Q , MSN or such to contact and arrange for escort. 

Goreans, in their simplistic fashion, often contend, categorically, that man is naturally free and woman is naturally slave. But even for them the issues are far more complex than these simple formulations would suggest. For example, there is no higher person, nor one more respected, than the Gorean free woman... Goreans do believe, however, that every woman has a natural master or set of masters, with respect to whom she could not help but be a complete and passionate slave girl. These men occur in her dreams and fantasies. She lives in terror that she might meet one in real life."p.311, Hunters of Gor

The demeaning of men, whereas it is permitted to, and not unknown among, free women, is not permitted to female slaves. Such, on their part, can be a capital offense.p.227, Magicians of Gor,

On Gor a woman normally travels only with a suitable retinue of armed guards. Women, on this barbaric world, are often regarded, unfortunately, as little more than love prizes, the fruits of conquest and seizure. Too, often, they are seen less as persons, human beings with rights, individuals worthy of concern and regard than as potential pleasure slaves, silken, bangles prisoners, possible adornments to the pleasure gardens of their captors. There is a saying on Gor that the laws of a city extend no further than its walls.

book 2, page 50

The principle he had alluded to pertains to conduct in a free woman which is taken as sufficient to warrent her reduction to slavery. The most common application of this principle occurs in areas such as fraud or theft. Other applications may occur, for example, in cases of indigency and vagrancy. Prostitution, rare on Gor because of female slaves, is another case. The women are taken, enslaved, cleaned up and controlled. Indulgence in sensual dance is another case. Sensuous dance is almost always performed by slaves on Gor. A free woman who performs such dancing publicly is almost begging for the collar. In some cities the setence of bondage is mandatory for such a woman."

p.372, Renegades of Gor

There seem to be two major reasons why free women are seldom raped on Gor. first, it is thought that they, being free, are to be accorded the highest respect, and secondly, slave females are regarded as being much more desirable."

p.184, Guardsmen of Gor

We are free women. Men, some sorts of men, will save us. Men, some sorts, cannot so much as stand to see a tear in a woman's eye. To such men it is unthinkable that we might bear the consequences of our actions.'

`Do you think I am such a man?' I asked.

`No,' she said, `else I would have petitioned redemption from you.'

`Men such as those of whom you speak,' I said, `those who are so solicitous, so kindly, those who are so eager to render you succor, who will strive so desperately to help you, and please you, do they stir you deeply in your belly?'

`I am a free woman.' she said. `We do not consider such things.'"

p.64-65, Renegades of Gor