The wall is feminine

The concept of a wall is intriguing. It describes the inevitable drop in a woman’s sexual and relationship values compared to her younger years and younger competition. The reason for that drop is that men view attraction towards women from a reproductive standpoint (as does any other animal really); they look for fertility, which is found in women in their youth, health and fitness.

The data on that, provided by matching sites and different university institutions, is pretty solid. With age, a woman’s ovaries shrink, and with it her attraction value. Nothing a 55 year old woman can do is going to refresh her reproductive capabilities. This is a doing of mother nature that no amount of social engineering can change. Women are human beings.

Man’s fertility

A man’s fertility isn’t nearly as affected by his age as a woman’s. You could have a 55 year old man who smokes, drinks and engages in other risque behaviours that affects his balls. Once he drops the habits of smoke and drink and else, coupled with regular cardio and lifting, he will likely find not only the sperm quality and quantity increasing, but also his animalistic nature of wanting poontang coming back in full swing.

You could argue that mother nature was kinder towards us when it came to reproductive capabilities not waning off, though man’s constant horniness has to be taken into consideration as well.

A wall for man?

I would argue that men do indeed have a wall, though not inevitable, and not a scoring of mother nature. When it comes to women’s attraction towards men, the most unattractive of men can be summarized in one word: a bum. Whether he is not taking care of his health and fitness, or sits around all day doing nothing, or has no passions to engage in besides hours of video games and netflix a day, or whatever; a bum is not attractive in the eyes of a woman. Men are human doings.

This leaves us in the knowledge that the wall for us men is of our own creation. If you seize the day to the fullest, then no wall is being constructed. If you waste the hours of the day doing nothing of value, then you have added a brick to that wall yourself.