I am aware that 83 women died from domestic violence in the UK and there were 25 men killed. Every death is a personal tragedy. However, I would like to point out that in a country of over 60 million people this is hardly a leading cause of death and yet Feminists say the most dangerous person in a woman's life is her husband and try to paint us all as possible murderers, which is ridiculous.

From my own personal experience, women are more prone to commit domestic violence as they can not regulate their emotions well. Whilst men are generally physically stronger, women often use weapons. Even if a man is strong, he is conditioned by society never to defend himself against a woman. Women are essentially given free reign to physically terrorise men. A friend of mine is tall and burly. He lifts weights and always advises me that I 'lift heavy' haha. Anyway, he was hospitalised by his small fierce girlfriend who threw a pan of boiling water over him.

The legal system is utterly hopeless and under the spell of women. If a man complains he has been attacked he is met with stifled laughter. In America, a woman can falsely claim she was attacked and even though she has no sign of injury, the man will be arrested and jailed. These false claims will also count against him in family court when his beloved comes to take his money, his children, his home and his dignity.

Can we get some perspective on domestic violence please? We are in thrall to the hysterical shriekers and we are punishing men for being dim enough to love women.