[Sam Cree]

"women need to insist on a new courtship system "that respects a woman's biological and time clocks," she says.

I have a feeling all this insisting is a big part of the problem.

[Interesting Times]

I have a feeling all this insisting is a big part of the problem.

A perceptive remark, that...

[Bonaparte]

"I have a feeling all this insisting is a big part of the problem."

I think it was Dale Carnegie who said the worst possible thing a wife could do in a marriage was to nag.

[Enterprise]

"women need to insist on a new courtship system "that respects a woman's biological and time clocks," she says.

But how do women go about "insisting" on a new courtship system? And exactly is the new system they should insist upon? How in hell does a courtship system respect a biological clock? I'm sorry, but my brain is starting to hurt in trying to understand the whole concept.

[Oberon]

I have a feeling all this insisting is a big part of the problem.

Yes. Good or bad, most men can find a woman willing to put up with them. It's no wonder the insistent women find themselves without a seat when the music stops.