I’ve noticed women don’t really have any consequences for their actions. How come?

I think you're getting downvoted since you don't actually offer much proof to your points.

I would start by saying that women do a better job playing the part in Christian circles. This means that they have a better understanding of how to create responses from individuals that make them feel good about themselves. Women are much better at pleading to a group and receiving a sense of "welcoming back". Whether their "conversion" is genuine or not, this doesn't change the fact that women are significantly better at sequestering these feelings and emotions. we all ultimately want to believe that someone has changed, even if they haven't really changed that much. So pursuing fleshly desires is very much something that everyone can relate to and I believe it's also part of why you might feel like it's ignored or brushed over. It's viewed as something everyone is dealing with at some point, an opportunity to label that as your past provide you a freedom to not be defined by that identity now.

Keep in mind how humans handle shame. A woman who rode the CC as you say, would have the most incentive to fully embrace the traditional/conservative view. This protection offers them meaning/acceptance and increases their respective value within the community.

Given this mental separation, it makes perfect sense that a given woman who embraced the CC at some point in her past will now seek to be as far from it as possible. Most importantly, the public image that you see will be a complete opposite.

A practical example. Let us presume a woman who once rode the CC but now claims to be a born again Christian. Let us also assume that her conversion is genuine, and she is pursuing a traditional / conservative lifestyle now. Like I said above what provides her the most opportunity for acceptance from men and women? There's your answer. Even though we all have sinful natures, it feels really good and freeing to label certain sins as the past self.

Lastly, as a Christian I believe that we should practice dangerous forgiveness. Now I don't mean dangerous to our physical or spiritual health. I'm speaking that we should give people who are entering into the community the benefit of the doubt until they prove us otherwise, while knowing that everyone has their issues.

For women, it's easier to place the promiscuous past in the past as woman's desires tend to change towards something more stable, and the creation of a family. This means there's a biological imperative for women to forsake their CC past, which benefits everyone. Whereas a man, especially a red pilled man, would not have the same imperative.