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"How do you meet their eyes?" he had asked. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #480)

There is a great deal of difference in the way that various sorts of women relate to men and look upon them. These differences tend often to be functions of what their experiences have been with men. For example, do they regard themselves as the equals of men, or their superiors? Or, have they been taught, forcibly and clearly, that they are not the dominant organism? Have they been put, helpless, beneath the will of a male? Have they learned their delicious vulnerability, that they are the male's victim and prey, his pleasure and delight? And have they learned, to their helpless horror and joy, the fantastic things he can do to their body? "How do you look upon men, Wench?" Hassan had asked. "How do you meet their eyes?" he had asked. And Tarna had gazed upon him. He had moaned. "We shall lose our heads," he had said. - (Tribesmen of Gor)