There are stories like this all over the internet, including MGTOW and MRA forums, some are even worse. I personally never intend to marry because of stories like this. And I think all single men should swear it off, even if they want monogamous relationships.
Like I said in above posts, I firmly believe in the idea that falling in love is based on a fantasy built around a person, and that the idea that romantic relationships are necessarily more special than platonic relationships actually causes more people to be single. Here is a dating site study that shows how romantic fantasy affects American woman: http://livinginthedeadcity.weebly.com/1/post/2012/05/plenty-of-fish-experiment.html
This is a bit off topic, but it has to do with the whole gender struggle. When I was doing research on one of my essays I also came across a statistic that says if I remember right, that single black women make up the majority of single women in America. Even though according to the article below, there's 1.8 million more black women than men, primarily to me the topic suggests that polygamy is a bigger culture for African-American males than it is for Caucasion males, but a commentor in the article below suggests its also a racist judicial system, which I would add that because of the drug war the judicial system is anti-poor. Where with black women they might be closer to romantic traditionalism than white women. But statistics like this have left me wondering what the different American attitudes are regarding romance when coming from different ethnic cultures-- and the age of the hot black chick in my math class.
Here is the article: http://abcnews.go.co...tory?id=9395275