Yes, a man's sexual market value increases with age as he gets older and I find this to be true. With age comes wisdom and assuming that a guy spent his younger years elevating his SMV, he will be a better version of himself at 30 than he was at say 21.

Now the problem is, at least what I find to be true in the USA, availability and opportunities. It seems like back in adolescence and college, even though a guy had a lower SMV on average he had more opportunities. College was loaded with single and attractive girls that were down to fuck and just hook up with no strings attached. Now back then, a guy was just finding himself and unless he was an athlete or in some rich fraternity he wasn't really visible to a lot of the better looking girls at his university (sorry, that's how things work at most US college campuses).

Now you're in your 30s with your higher SMV and have this whole game figured out. A new problem comes up, most women your age are single moms, coming off of divorces, and for the most part come with baggage. Simply put, you don't have the availability or the amount of opportunities with single and attractive girls that you had back in your college days.

Even if you were to go for college girls now, the same college social ladder will work against you (not being a frat boy or an athlete). Plus breaking into the whole college scene as an older guy can be tough to do and require tons of work.

So my question is, when a guy hits his 30s where his SMV is at his peak, how does he deal with that one obstacle that comes with getting older?