What brings me down is that there often seems to be a feeling that Scotland never could/should be independent among some no voters. Or that we're just not a good country and bright people here are unusual. Or we're not inquisitive or curious.
I know this isn't how most people feel and this is a general observation, not a reflection on any particular posters. But it makes me feel sad for this country. I had over 500 international students come to the university where I work this past year. One of the most common observations they made was about the friendliness and good humour of Glaswegians (of which I'm one). Lots of them are very fond of this country.
I would, when there is better planning, like to vote Yes with the blessing of other working class women throughout the UK. But right now I'm a no because neither of these things have been achieved.
I am sad, however, that close minded people on both sides have acted in a way that's led to frequent, often global, scorn of a country which I feel is pretty decent overall. 