What women want from a man is a certain amount of macho alpha male ego. That's the way they are programmed. The rest of us need to evolve along with women if we are going to survive the postmodern society and actually get along in it. It's not enough just to be a winner in the corporate world. We need to be better than that.

A male chauvinist male CEO gets the skill to hear what women really want from men. He seeks to utilize that power to get his female superior fired, but since he already has this inside knowledge, he starts to feel genuinely guilty when his effort to win her overcomes up fruitless and begins to secretly long for her to leave him.

Meanwhile, his colleagues who are less successful at impressing women start to notice something. They are getting a little nastier. What women want from men? Is it a more muscular, more courageous, more darcy, more confident, more Nick?

None of these things are actually related to being more macho. The biggest difference between these types of men and Nick is that Nick feels like he should be taking the lead in every situation while Nick feels like he needs to be on his own and nimble.

His ego is so big that he wants to be in charge and has to pretend to be a winner even when he isn't because he feels like he has to impress the other men so he can prove to them that he can do everything right. His pride causes him to make mistakes and hurt people, whereas Nucky has the strength to admit when he's wrong and fix it.

So how does Nick fix this? By believing that he can change himself, that there is a way he can be a darcy man who is confident enough to get what women want, without pretending to be anything other than himself. So what does Darcy mean anyway? Darcy is defined by Webster as "passionate, lovely, charming".

So, how does nick change to being a romantic guy who gets what women want? Well, he starts to read romance novels. I'm not sure if he reads them because he thinks it gives him an excuse to act the way he wants to act, or if he actually reads them because he enjoys reading about women and the characters they play as he did with Meyers before. Whatever the reason is, he just likes romance and he wants to try and help women come across as romantically as possible.

So how does Nick change from a "nickel and dime" sort of guy to a guy who saves women, even if he doesn't feel like it? Well, he starts to make women feel special and he starts to act that way.

He does call her by her first name and even makes her feel special on his phone a lot more. But more importantly, he starts to be a romantic comedy hero. So what women want in a man isn't so much the looks and the wallet, but more the feeling that he will take care of you and make you feel special and he is going to save you from whatever it is that's wrong with you.

This brings us to our next point, which is that nickels and dimes don't pay the bills. You need more than that to keep a relationship going and to keep it exciting.

So what women want in a man is someone who creates romantic dreams for them and someone who acts on those dreams with gusto and creativity, no matter what life might throw at them. And this is what Nick found in David Fincher, the man who was to become the next romantic comedy icon.

Nick's character is more of a mentor-type figure, who has a lot of insight into male psychology, relationships, dream fulfillment, etc. He gives nick some advice on how to handle his teenage daughter because every relationship is different.

He gives nick an example of a girl who used to break up with her boyfriend but would constantly text him or email him about how great he was, how beautiful he was and how they were destined to be together forever.

This is all about dream fulfillment and how dreams are made to be turned into realities, by using actions. This is the heart of every romantic comedy, where the hero saves the damsel in distress and, in turn, saves the girl.

What women want in a man is someone who reads women like a book and understands their needs, not someone who just thinks they're cool and getting laid.