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Now, clothed so briefly, and simply, before them, so obviously displayed as a woman, indeed, as a purchasable prize, I became intensely, sometimes excruciatingly, aware of them as men. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #490)

Further, though I had found few men in my former experiences of great interest, I found myself reacting differently to my captors. They were so naturally, and unassumingly, masculine, so sure of themselves. I had the sense in them of ambition, possessiveness, aggression, strength, and will. Now, clothed so briefly, and simply, before them, so obviously displayed as a woman, indeed, as a purchasable prize, I became intensely, sometimes excruciatingly, aware of them as men. How aware I was now of how I might be viewed, and viewed as I now hoped I would be viewed, as a slave! I tried to force such thoughts from my mind. But I could not do so. I was tunicked. - (Plunder of Gor)