The concept suggests that a woman's value peaks when she is young, but declines after turning 30, diminishing her market appeal. It proposes that men her age will overlook her for younger women, and as a result, she may feel compelled to lower her standards and tolerate poor treatment from men in order to secure a relationship.

See, this ignores the fact that young women primarily pursue men of their own age group, not middle-aged men. Why do you think the average age gap between couples is only 1-3 years despite men generally having a preference for young women regardless of their own age?

Contrary to the red pill theory, older men serious about dating cannot afford to ignore women their age especially if they're average. Realistically, they must consider the ages of women who express interest in them. This approach leads to women of varying ages receiving attention from men.

And ruins the fantasy of a "post wall" woman alone with her cats meanwhile the smuchk she rejected in high school succeeding with young women.