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| 14 | 422 | "You are taught, explicitly or implicitly," I said, "to behave and View more quotes about dress">dress unattractively, even, so to speak, to think unattractively. |
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| 14 | 419 | "Even a boy would think nothing of using you in the presence of an entire work crew of Waniyanpi males, if he felt like it. |
| 14 | 420 | They would not interfere". |
| 14 | 421 | "Why are we not desired?" she asked. |
| 14 | 422 | "You are taught, explicitly or implicitly," I said, "to behave and dress unattractively, even, so to speak, to think unattractively. |
| 14 | 423 | Most males, thusly, assuming them to be vital and healthy, would not be likely to find a Waniyanpi woman of much interest. |
| 14 | 424 | They might tend to think of them as being, in some odd way, repulsively unnatural, or, perhaps, worse, as being mentally ill. |
| 14 | 425 | Too, of course, in the camps of our red masters you must realize that there are alternatives available". |