A Freewomen of Gor always walks a fine line between freedom and enslavement. They have to watch how they behave in generally. The way they talk, eat, walk and express themselves as well as the way the Freewomen handle situations. A Freewoman needs to know when the right time to speak up is and when it is better to remain silent. While she is to be treated with respect, because she is a Freeperson, She can also be subject to punishments.

“I do not need permission to speak,” she cried. “I am a free woman! I am not a slave!”
Fighting Slave of Gor - 38

In the books most Freewomen were cruel and jealous, some of them did end up in a collar for that. The discussion about the clothing, collaring, punishing, behaving and traveling of a Freewoman has been ongoing for years and in no way will this page change that but maybe it gives you a little bit of information about the life of a Freewoman.

The men, save I, rose as one to their feet, for Gorean men commonly stand when a free woman enters a room." Guardsman of Gor - 255

On the left side, in the Navigation Bar, are listed some of the Quotes from the Gorean Books of John Norman, collected over the year by various sources. Please enjoy. Thankies to Lince for help.

 There is no higher person, nor one more respected, than the Gorean free woman....
Hunters of Gor- Page 311

(Author: Taraa of HMC)