[And there it is again. That sense that she's somehow touched upon something that means far more to him than he's letting on. Is it his body language that gives her that sense or is she picking up something more? The temptation to delve into his mind and riffle through his memories is strong, but she finds that she enjoys his company enough to not want to betray what fragile trust there may be between initial acquaintances. Oh, and of course she can't forget the ethics involved as well, but it says something about her character as well that the primary reason she doesn't invade his privacy is first because of her regard for him.]

I think you'll find you can experience it first hand in this reality. There seems to be similar equality enjoyed here as well. For instance, I've heard the head of the perimeter guard is a woman.