If you're unfamiliar with the old show Cheaters, it worked like this: a man or woman who suspects their partner is cheating has them followed around by a private detective and at the end of the show there is a confrontation between the two: the suspected partner gets outed as a cheater or proven to be faithful (or at least not caught) but either way they find out about it all in the end.

There was a post on paternity testing awhile back where many red pills were advocating for mandatory testing precisely to relieve them of the burden of asking their partner about it themselves and damaging the relationship with their suspicions (which seems ironic considering how often we hear them complain about women having consequences "subsidized by the government").

This also seems unnecessary since you can obtain a paternity test through the mail and just do it in secret.

But the main question here is, why should men be protected from the consequences of their own faithless hearts by way of mandatory testing? If they have so little trust why not free the woman from the situation and break things off? Or allow her to make an adult decision about what sort of man she should spend her time and effort on?

If you want to talk about cuckolding or genetic markers there's already another post up, I'm only interested in hearing opinions on mandatory paternity testing.