This is the "complaint" video about mature women not being able to find a man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeSuTAM-ToE

It says:

How do we not lose hope in finding love? How do you tell yourself that the right guy will come along when you don't really believe it? Why do you not believe that it could happen for you? Regardless of the insanity that we see out there today, love happens. People get married. People move in together. These things happen all the time. You don't have to be young, or beautiful, [rich, famous], in shape, enough to offer, or have a good credit score. If love happens for this one or for that one then it is possible for me. Whatever we have lived up to in our past, it does not indicate our future. You may want to revisit choices that you dismissed in the past.

In the comments below the video, you can find an excerpt from the the despair of women over 25 (and certainly over 30):

I’m 46 years old and it has never happened for me.

It’s really hard to believe love can happen for me when I have been waiting for so long. It’s been 12 years since my divorce, and I am losing hope.

It has been 20 years since my divorce. I've been with several dating agencies, and only had a couple of short - term relationships which have never lasted beyond a few weeks/months. Just one that lasted about 15 months, but he turned out to be an alcoholic. I've had a couple of dates just recently, but all he wanted was a friend "with benefits" . I will be 70 this year so just want someone who will prove his worth before anything like that happens. I'm not as confident about my body, as I was years ago.

I’m a very affectionate caring loving women aged 35 , men tell me I’m attractive all the time. But I meet a guy we start to date , we get on great he says he’s so crazy about me & finds me so attractive & caring and with in a few weeks( longest being 6 mths )the man says he doesn’t want commitment & has no feelings for me . This has happen to me about 20 times over the past 15 years. So obviously the issue is me or personality . But I don’t know how to fix it.

I’ve been single coming up 11 years and I’m 30yrs old. In your early 20s it’s ok because you can go out and have fun ect, but late 20s and still dating heaps of men getting nowhere is disheartening. You start to think what’s wrong with me, why don’t they want a relationship?

I think that the lesson for women is quite simple.

Either they find a husband while still in their prime age, or else, they will soon end up in a desperate situation.

Of course, that does not change anything on the male side, which first and foremost may want to stay away from the gynocentric court system. So, if a woman is young and pretty, she may still be able convince a younger man, who at that point is still governed by his hormones, to ignore his red-pill lessons and sign up anyway, for a stint on the plantation. Older women are mostly toast, while the video tries to give them hope that they are not (but they do not seem to believe it, really).