Sex is not what Women want—But it cannot be Disregarded
It is very difficult, even for the most learned and diligent Man, ever to fathom what it is Women aspire to or want. They appear themselves not to know―and may never have.
Nevertheless, a Woman’s interest in sexual intimacy is by no means to be disregarded, for they are desperate for Affection and Communication.
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I, Jan Austen declare these truths to be self evident, that all men and woman are created wholly different, and that they are driven separately and divergently by their opposing hormones. Men and women are incapable of forming anything other than temporary unions based largely on illusion, and that among such illusions are Happiness, Love, Trust and Mutual Understanding. Instead, out of love for truth and light I, Jan Austen, declare the following to be the factual Rules of Engagement.
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