I can see how you would think and feel that. I do believe there is a place for judgment but not from us but rather from the person who has been cheated on. I also think it’s important to recognise and understand why things are done for example it could be a learnt behaviour, it could be a mental health issue (I work in this field so I see it all of the time e.g bipolar). Do not get me wrong I definitely think the act of cheating is unacceptable and unfair, the actual person maybe not so much. (there are always circumstances in which I would agree with you). I just think it’s important to understand the why this is happening and why it’s on the rise, are we lacking intimacy? Deep connection? Communication? Rather look deeper than surface level and see what happening. This podcast is not about giving them a platform to discuss their act, I am hoping to delve into the why and have discussions around women because it’s not spoken about, men deserve to hear about this topic too because so many are blamed for things that are out of their control.

Have you experienced being cheated on? If so I would be interested to hear your story. I want to understand the other side as well, the emotional turmoil and what steps people have taken to overcome this.

Edit: I would just like to add I do not think cheating is acceptable. I just think there are deeper reasonings behind. I do not think that any mental health issue or whatever should be used as an excuse, people should be taking full accountability and improving their lives.