For me, the most striking one that cannot be stated is the fact that The Wall hits women hard and reduces their societal treatment/value.

Why can this basic fact not be stated? I don't know. It's bizarre to me. Here are some comments from my previous thread:

They won't outright accept that they get special treatment when they are young and won't admit they've lost it once they get old.

I don't know, maybe they like to think it's because they are good people who deserve it.

We all like to think we are where we are because of our merits not because we lucked out at birth, to some degree.

Women are born and grow with something that the world desires that is inherent to them, it's probably true that many once carefree women don't realize what they had until it's gone and this mentally breaks them.

There will be a huge crisis as millennials age because I'm pretty sure more than ever before millennial women will go unpaired into their 40s (millennial men simply will not step up and become self-sacrificing family men because it isn't worth it for most of them, because most currently unpaired millennial women aren't worth the effort, the availability of the Internet sours everything) and have to confront the fact that they were only as good as their youth and fertility and their potential to become a mother and that having passed them by, have no value to the world except possibly the career skills they developed, and even in that will prove inferior compared to men and will not enjoy the same fruits having developed those skills that men do (which would be attention from the opposite sex).

Millennial women and the wreckage they leave behind will serve as an example to future generations.