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But here, it seems, I was only another beautiful woman, perhaps more beautiful than some, perhaps less beautiful than others, but in any event only one amongst many others. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #70)

But most people passed, paying me little, or no, attention. On Earth I was not accustomed to being ignored. Many, I sensed, had been the surreptitious, approving glances cast upon me by men and boys. But here, it seems, I was only another beautiful woman, perhaps more beautiful than some, perhaps less beautiful than others, but in any event only one amongst many others. One might note, in passing, that the glances men of Gor cast upon women seem seldom to be surreptitious, even those cast upon free women, but tend rather to be good-humored, good-natured, direct, frank, honest, and healthy, and are not unoften appraisive. Gorean men clearly relish women, and value them highly. They seem supremely delighted and grateful that we exist. - (Kajira of Gor)