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A dance-notation diagram which shows a woman kneeling with knees apart and her torso vertical over her upturned heels (i.e. in basic nadu), positioned next to a standing man, so that one of his vertical legs (the left leg in the diagram) is between her two folded horizontal legs. She embraces both his legs at the level of the lower thigh, and presses her (ideally naked) torso against his nearer leg, while kissing and/or licking the outside of his upper thigh (though sometimes she might turn her head to the side and rest her cheek against his thigh, not shown in the diagram). This is not a formal Gorean position (and so is described only somewhat disconnectedly in John Norman's "Gor" novels), but a method for a kajira to express feelings of submission, trust, respect, obedience, affection, and especially dependence toward her master in a way which usually allows direct skin-to-skin contact while accepting status disparities. (The robes and tunics often worn by Gorean free men mean that his legs can be accessible even if he's dressed.) The man doesn't have to do anything other than receive her adoration, though one of his hands can conveniently ruffle her hair. (If she embraced him on her own initiative while she was also standing, then she might be considered presumptuous for placing herself on the same level as him, while he would likely immediately take control.)

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