In The War Between Men and Women, Peter and Theresa continue to run into each other after their initial meeting and develop a friendship. Despite their initial reluctance, they begin to develop feelings for each other as they bond over their shared experiences of being single parents and navigating the world of dating.
Peter, who is struggling with his diminishing eyesight, creates a collection of cartoons about the war between men and women, which reflect both his personal experiences and societal stereotypes. Theresa, who runs a bookstore, quickly becomes a fan of his work and begins to challenge him on his views of women.
As their relationship evolves, Peter and Theresa face a number of obstacles, including Peter's ex-wife, who is still a prominent figure in his life, and Theresa's fear of commitment. However, they manage to overcome these challenges and ultimately confess their love for each other.
Throughout the film, there are animated sequences that bring Peter's cartoons to life, allowing audiences to see his perspective on the war between men and women in a more visceral way.
Overall, The War Between Men and Women is a charming romantic comedy that explores themes of love, relationships, and the importance of seeing people beyond their stereotypes.