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Courtship -- A man pursuing a woman until she catches him.

Courtship -- A man pursuing a woman until she catches him.

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This quote humorously suggests that courtship is a process where a man actively pursues a woman's attention or affection until she reciprocates his feelings and "catches" him. It highlights the traditional idea that men are typically expected to take the lead and make romantic advances, while women are seen as the passive recipients of such pursuits. The quote emphasizes the concept of persistence and the role reversal of traditional gender roles in courtship dynamics.

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