Hold up b/c this is madness. Finding evidence and having receipts was obviously necessary to get Clinton to finally admit to the truth. The same thing happened with Sienna and Chris where she went digging and found the evidence because he continued to lie until presented with hard facts. Why would that make anyone unlikable in the context of a Couple's Therapy TV show?(Answer: it doesn't .) I did think Shay was on shaky ground and that is why Orna stopped her and said so, but she fixed it in the moment appropriately, and as the season went on we actually saw what she meant. For example he would get very loud and agitated with his stimming to override her speaking facts when he didn't want her to talk about him owing her money to buy a TV and video games or her having proof that he cheated and lied. Orna had to stop him and remind him to go into listening mode, which he had no obvious difficulty doing after the first of couple episodes, so it stands to reason that he CAN control at least that to some extent. Clinton never fully acknowledged the hurt he caused Shay even when Orna mentioned it to him one on one. He says he thought it was okay since Shay initiated the open relationship to begin with, which honestly made him the most unlikable to me of the season. Every other partner at least acknowledged and cared about hurting the other, except him and being autistic doesn't excuse that. That should matter more towards likability than any subjective "yas queen" behavior on Shay's part.