Kanayo elaborated on how this behavior typically extends into a woman’s mid-to-late 20s, when the initial excitement of dating rich older men begins to fade. As they get older, many women realize that they have invested so much in these relationships that they have ignored the potential of forming long-term partnerships with men their own age. By the time these women reach 30, they often find themselves single and struggling to attract suitors, as the men who once found them appealing may no longer view them in the same way. Kanayo noted that women who find themselves in this situation often feel the shift from being the center of attention to becoming increasingly isolated, as the options for marriage become fewer.

The actor described the intense pressure women face as they reach their 30s, stressing that by the age of 33, they are often in a state of crisis. At this point, Kanayo said, many women begin to pray fervently for a partner, realizing that the carefree days of their youth are behind them. He pointed out that while they may have enjoyed attention and admiration earlier in life, by the time they hit their 30s, the chances of finding a suitable marriage partner become significantly reduced. He stated that some women, at this age, may still believe they are enjoying life, but in reality, they are in a "state of emergency," desperately seeking someone to marry. Kanayo’s comments highlight the societal expectations that women face when it comes to marriage, and his words raise important questions about the balance between personal choices, cultural pressures, and the complexities of modern relationships.