I wanted to share this article, about a tragic story in Texas, where a man chocked his wife to death while she was pregnant with their third child.

Many people have wondering what could possibly be the motive for a seemingly happily married man to kill his wife. It appears his social media activity suggest he went down the redpill/manosphere/tradcon pipeline which makes the tragic events that unfolded relevant to discussions on this subreddit.

Here is relevant info about the husbands social media activity;

Just days before his wife's death, he liked a post that read: 'I no longer trust women in work environments. Men are easy for me to screen cause... I'm one of them.

'Women? Not as easy. Especially given how in modern times, they put their happiness before anything else and it's not really obvious at first.

'They are downright dangerous to your business and your family.'

A week before his wife's death, he liked a post that included the phrases: 'Women, forget your stupid career... We could care less about your career.... society lied.... reject modernity... embrace tradition

Last month, Lee liked a post that read: 'You know what's truly a scam? Paying someone else to raise your own children while you go to work to be able to pay for them to raise your children.'

The irony being that his wife, was far from a 'traditional' woman and was in fact a very successful'career' woman.

A source who knows Lee since childhood told DailyMail.com that over the last years he had become fixated with right-wing politics and the idea that women should stay at home to take care of their families - even though Christa was a successful physical therapist and professor.

'This obviously seems at odds with being married to a woman with a doctorate, two kids, and a full time job,' the source said.

We don't want the husbands motive is as of yet for committing the tragedy, but it does suggest this gap between what his wife was and what he thought women should be, could have caused tension in their marriage.

Do you think as manosphere ideology becomes more mainstream we can see more tensions like this in marriages arising? Especially in cases where a man is married or in a relationship with a woman who doesn't act or behave the way they advocate women should?