“Fishers of Men” is born out of women’s experience of individual and shared trust, hopes, and dreams. For more than four decades, women have been sharing their stories with me. I once wondered, “Why me?” Occasionally, I wondered whether a sign tattooed on my forehead said, “That’s him. He is the one. Tell him. Tell him your story. You can trust him to help you bear your pain.” Since then, I have developed an enhanced appreciation for the will of women never to give up or to give in, even when giving up might be the better and more productive option. “Fishers of Men” is my opportunity to give back to women through the telling of my story of the stories women have shared with me. I regard myself a privileged man to be a living repository of all that has shared with me. In the midst of women’s whirlwind life experiences of both pain and joy, women seek to honor their biological prompts to mating. For many, the notion of mating and marrying for happily ever after seems bleak but no quitting. The search goes on and the trial and error of unsuccessful relationships may slow women but does not stop them.