This girl will most likely no longer pursue the Gor ways (for now). After experiencing several (supposed) Gorean Masters she has found that they have treated wrongly. They were unwilling to teach, yet very willing to punish her. They were quick to judge without concern for her intentions, and did not care for her mental or physical health. The few that did treat me than less than a human, even less than a beast; Thank you very much. This girl might look for ways to express her submissiveness again, and find someone who accepts complete surrender, but as the situation is now, she does not feel she is mentally stable enough to handle being put down without understanding why. Still she hopes that one day there will be a person that she can trust to be right and just, that will not abuse her, and that she can obey without questioning, and without fear.  

For personal reasons this girl will not be online as much as she might like. She will answer all messages when she can. Until then, please be well, A/all.

This girl has read up to chapter 15 of Tarnsman of Gor.
She finds it courageous of Tarl Cabot to save one of the afflicted, although she somehow had expected it to be a trap of some sorts. His escape seemed a bit fantastical to this girl, although exciting.

This girl has read up to chapter 13 of Tarnsman of Gor.
The notion that Tarl Cabot would die for the person that has tried to murder him several times, and that has barely showed any affection towards him, strikes her as a bit over the top.
Also it's awfully convenient that his tarn happened to show up and come back to him, but so far this girl is still interested in the story.

This girl has read chapter 9 of Tarnsman of Gor.
She finds Talena to be stupidly bold, in a way that cannot be respected. It is regrettable that Tarl's journey is riddled with so many annoyances, once after another. This girl has also read chapter 8 of Tarnsman of Gor, but has somehow lost the journal entry. She feels as if there was not much to say about this chapter. After reading chapter 9 she has also read chapter 10. This girl thinks Talena might have become smitten with Tarl Cabot, which is a predictable storyline.

This girl has read chapter 9 of Tarnsman of Gor.
She finds Talena to be stupidly bold, in a way that cannot be respected. It is regrettable that Tarl's journey is riddled with so many annoyances, once after another.

This girl has also read chapter 8 of Tarnsman of Gor, but has somehow lost the journal entry. She feels as if there was not much to say about this chapter.

After reading chapter 9 she has also read chapter 10. This girl thinks Talena might have become smitten with Tarl Cabot, which is a predictable storyline.

This girl has read chapter 7.
She was happy to see that the daughter of Ubar was captured as a slave, as she is a very troublesome person that would benefit from some humility, and would likely learn her place in those bonds.

This girl has read chapter 6 of Tarnsman of Gor.
She felt a great shock of dismay when Tarl Cabot showed kindess to the girl who protected the home stone of Ar, and she repaid him by throwing him off his mount! Nonetheless it was understandable.Tarl is certainly a better person than me; I would not have rushed in to save her. The spider person that has taken him seems nice enough, and this girl wonders if the spider people will assist him more often.

This girl has read chapter 5 of Tarnsman of Gor, and was happy Tarl made it through the ambush, to close in on Ar safely! She felt sad for the slave that had intended to die for the mission, and felt a bit relieved that in the end she didn't have to die after all. This girl wonders if Tarl Cabot will ever take the slave - now free woman - as his wife. 

This girl has read chapter 4 of Tarnsman of Gor.
she finds it quite exciting that Tarl Cabot has tamed the beast and gotten accepted as a warrior, and is very curious how his mission or quest will proceed, to steal the home stone of Ar.

This girl has read chapter 3 of Tarnsman of Gor.
She thinks that Torm seems to be a nice person, but is amazed about the amount of blue-eyed people so far! After all the battletraining, Tarl must have toughened up, and this girl is sure that all will be well with the tarn.The most important lesson in this chapter, perhaps, is to train yourself to be bidextrous in case your dominant hand is ever injured. Although this pertains to warriors only, so far.

This girl has read chapter 2 of Tarnsman of Gor.
She found the reunition between Tarl Cabot and his father not particularly moving but the things they spoke about, about the existence of the counter-earth, were interesting. 

This girl has read chapter 1 of Tarnsman of Gor.
As this was only an introduction this girl couldn't pick up on much new knowledge, except for that an all-consuming fear is something to be ashamed about, for Tarl Cabot. This girl is curious about what happens to Tarl Cabot after entering the ship.