Colin Marr died in 2007 from a single blow by a kitchen knife after a row with his fiancée Candice Bonar about his alleged infidelity. Candice and the police said he took his own life but the case was later reopened after a challenge from Colin's family.

RingosTurdFace · 2021-03-27T07:25:10+00:00

There’s a section of this type of thing in Warren Ferrel’s “The Myth of Male Power”.

Just as women are less likely to be diagnosed with autism, they’re much less likely to be suspected as a murderer and often use less obvious methods (such as poisoning) to kill.

The upshot isn Women generally could be (/probably are) responsible for many more homicides than reported and we just don’t know.

HLTVBestestMens · 2021-03-27T08:11:48+00:00

He didn't "die" he was murdered

Keeponwalking30 · 2021-03-27T11:55:26+00:00

Did I read that, right? She gave his a dumbbell to the head and knife through the heart.

2021-03-27T16:25:22+00:00

Who the hell would take their own life, by stabbing themselves through the sternum?!

UnconventionalXY · 2021-03-27T09:15:11+00:00

Infidelity is not illegal and neither should be the consequences.

People are entering into relationships with unrealistic expectations that need to be challenged and educated so that both sides can properly consent to the arrangement. At the moment I don't think women have any idea about the real sex drive of men and are oblivious to the reason men engage in relationships. Similarly I don't think men have any idea about the control women can exert over a man's sexual expression, how they can use access to sex as a weapon to extort what they want or how availability of sex will change during the relationship. This nullifies the notion of genuine consent to a binding relationship.

Society needs to facilitate more options for fulfilment of needs for both men and women. If procreation is considered important to the continuation of society rather than simply an economic factor, we need to facilitate an arrangement that provides for all, not traps one party in order to satisfy another.

We also need greater counseling and education to better understand our emotions and not permit them to rule us or others, and to deal with inevitable loss.

Win-win must always be our goal, not expedient discriminatory solutions that solve the wrong problem.

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