| Kajirus |
| I wanted to ponder my thoughts a bit about the male slaves of Gor. I find kajirus fascinating wonderful men that have found their true desires and serve with the same heart and slave belly as the wonderful kajirae of Gor. There is little information available for these boys to learn of Gor and their place in it. Thus I decided to begin this page with some information, links and musings of the male slaves of Gor. Enjoy and always feel free to share your thoughts with Me so I can share them with your brothers in Gor and those that are curious of Gor. It's so important to know that one is not alone out there and your thoughts and feelings would be appreciated. Send to Me @ [email protected] |
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| This site is an essay of sorts written by Master Luther of Gor. I of course dont agree with his writings, but they are true to the books. They do not however show the reality of how kajirus are accepted on irc Gor. Should be interested reading though for some of you. |
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| This is a parable from the books I thought you might be interested in reading. It comes from the Tribesman of Gor book. |
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| This site takes a little work. It's MSN and you must get a passport. I think it's worth it but that is up to you boy! This is the Gorean University and it chocked full of information and has all the books on it.. incase you are interested in reading any of them. |
| Ko'larings |
| I wanted to have a section here on taking a ko'lar. I will include one or two of Mine so that those of you that are really new can get an idea of the feelings and dynamics of this most intimate moment. If some of My boys are feeling hurt because their very special time isn't here do not fret. I included the ones that were different in some way to give the boys of Gor a feel for some different emotions. You are all loved and special in My heart for all time. Every ko'laring is different and some are very emotional and others are just the clasping of the steel but no matter how it's done, in the end the boy becomes property and this should never be done without the fires of your belly burning hotly. Otherwise, it will surely end in disaster. Think long and hard before you snatch a ko'lar and do not sully the institution of it or play with it. To be truly owned is the fulfillment of one's dreams, make sure it's the "right" dream for you. |
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| This is the ko'laring of My first boy adirus whom I still speak to from time to time. I feel that once owned there is always a responsibility to keep an eye out . Anyway, it's an example of a rather emotional ko'laring an you might enjoy it. |
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| My boy nic was a gift. I thought you might find it interesting to see what it would be like to be given to a Mistress. Let Me say here, that I already knew that nic burned for My steel. I would never have taken him otherwise as I only allow those that yearn for My ko'lar and will wear it with pride to feel the Crest around their neck. |
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| This is the ko'laring of My boy seth. We have been through many things together and this ko'lar was a long and arduous road coming. The reason I include it is that I bought him. The boy thought he would then just be in My ko'lar but there was a surpise coming to him. Read on if you wish. |
| Captures |
| I will speak for a moment on the issue of being captured. After speaking to many of you about this, I have come to understand the excitement and rush it brings to you. One boy likened it to a feeling "like a deer caught in headlights". I normally do not believe in captures and have only done this once. I will include the story so you can see it. A word of advice though.. do not throw yourself to the steel just to feel the momentary rush, as you must then live with afterwards. A slow coming is always a more fulfilling experience. Similar to eating a delicious icecream slowly savoring every bite instead of gobbling it up and getting a headache... :) |
| This is the story of the capture of My boy elisius. This isn't something I don't do so I will say that there were mitigating circumstances. Always remember.. Gor is Gor and not Camelot. |
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| This site offers some descriptions of the kajirus as described in some of John Norman's books. |
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