The perception that laws are biased against men and favor women often stems from societal and legal attempts to address historical and systemic inequalities that women have faced.

1. Women have historically faced significant discrimination and disadvantage in many aspects of society. Laws that seem to favor women are often attempts to rectify these historical injustices.
2.  Legal protections for women were established to combat specific abuses and disadvantages they faced. For example domestic violence, sexual harassment, and discrimination were created in response to the mistreatment of women.
3. The law you mentioned about a man promising marriage and not fulfilling it is intended to protect women from exploitation. Historically, women’s social and economic status could be severely affected by broken marriage promises, especially in conservative societies where a woman’s reputation and future prospects were closely tied to marriage.

Conclusion

Lastly on behalf of conclusion it can be stated that While some laws may appear to favor women, they are often rooted in attempts to address historical and systemic inequalities. It is important to recognize that many laws are written to be gender-neutral but may be perceived as favoring one gender over another due to the historical sufferings and societal norms. These laws are designed to provide a legal framework for protection.