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She looked down, bitterly. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #85)

She knew she must not spit out the hair. She knew she was not then to speak. "I am afraid that you are almost worthless, my dear," said the auctioneer to her, in Gorean. She looked down, bitterly. I knew this type of response. The woman who fears she cannot please men then sometimes tends to feel hostility toward them, perhaps turning her own rage and inward disappointment outward, laying the blame upon them, and developing the obvious defensive reactions of belittling sexuality and its significance, and attempting, interestingly, to become manlike herself, to be one with them, though in an aggressive, competitive manner, often attempting to best them, as though one of themselves. Since she was not found desirable as a woman she attempts to become a more successful man than the men who failed to note her attractiveness. - (Explorers of Gor)