Hard disagree. I'm watching Voyager for the first time right now. ~24 episodes per season, 7 seasons. You could remove a shitton of episodes from it to keep the basic plot of "Ship stranded far away. Get ship home." intact, but there are very few episodes you might be able to remove without taking something from the characters. And that's what's missing in modern series (including Trek) in my opinion; characters are either cardboard cutouts or have "arcs" that are more akin to whiplash. As a result I just don't care about these people. You also cannot really fix this with "just" better writing, because it'll still need to be rushed.
I do have a fulltime job, and hobbies, and friends that I spend time with. So I'm maybe averaging a single episode per day, and it's been and continues to be such a comfort that these characters stay with me, have time to breathe and develop, and get the space they need for the writers and actors to find their groove and make the characters something unique. I do not want to give that up again in favor of.... what? Getting fancy visuals and being done with a show after a week?
I'm permanently done with Marvel/StarWars/NewTrek. Next up are rewatches of DS9 and Next Generation.
I'm almost sorry to be blunt, but...
Women don't want to be chased. You're a misogynist who has reduced women to "people to have sex with" in your own mind.
If you change that, you gain the possibility of actual connections, including intimacy, with them; if you don't, you don't. Either way it's up to you if you want the status quo to continue or to improve.