Expert reveals the 5 types of women who will cheat

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00:00 Start
02:20 The Thrill Seeker
03:20 The Abuser
04:30-abuse in relationships
05:00 The Victim
06:35 The Withholder
07:55 The Black Hole
09:34 The Under F**KED Woman
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[@CaitlinV]

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[@mitchell-on8bm]

Right

[@michaelalexander1751]

We went to a marriage counselor because we were having rough times. Accused her of cheating and she obviously deny it. The sad thing is the counselor stuck up for her. He accused me of being paranoid. She use that to her advantage & she cheated more. I finally dropped him & went to another counselor and he said the same putting guilt on me which she used. It got to the point where it was so obvious I was able to catch her. So I divorced her. Moral: not even a professional can help you, trust your gut.

[@hillbilly24]

Idk about this list she put out. My observation is any and all woman will cheat. The majority probably do and the only way to protect yourself is to not get to attached.

[@mitchell-on8bm]

Marriage counselerd waste of moneu

[@seanvaccarino2494]

I would have sued them TBH and file a complaint. Their files would have proved everything and then the fact you caught her then they would have to answer to why they brushed it off so easily

[@N_Ides]

Or find better help. Next time, spend a little more for a clinical psychologist.

[@mitchell-on8bm]

I agrer

[@p_nutt]

I will also say that it's never okay to cheat. If she feels unfulfilled she should talk with her partner and if it's still an issue she should leave the relationship. Then she can freely do what she wants.

[@your_royal_highness]

Takes too much effort and a modicum of accountability. Better to keep the drama going (at least in her own irrational head). Prototypical narcissist too boot

[@dwaynewindham2937]

*ONLY if their partner hasn't conveyed / threatened that they intended to make ending the relationship as painful and miserable as they possibly can - including threats of taking the children, violence, being left broke & destitute, thrown in jail, deported, etc. If you've done any of that AND have an underf@cked partner, well - yes, you do deserve to be cheated on.

[@p_nutt]

@@dwaynewindham2937 So you're saying that in that situation it is less painful to stay and endure that trauma? Then to rip the bandaid off and end it?

[@dwaynewindham2937]

@@p_nutt for many, yes - especially for their children.

[@p_nutt]

@@dwaynewindham2937 I have kids. Children will be decided by the courts, that being said unless you have some damning evidence that you are unfit to see your kids you have the rights. So I find it hard to understand people that stay in an abusive relationship. I will say that everyone is different and every relationship is different so im in no place to judge. I'm simply ignorant as to why people stay.

[@shaymicah4194]

Cheaters use the Gaslighting technique 80% of the time from what I've experienced.

[@lennykibet6689]

Cheating is the end of the relationship. There is no salvaging it.

[@bin4ry_d3struct0r]

Yes, if she cheats on you, you can indeed use that to foster a closer and better relationship ... with someone else.

[@aero4eva388]

Yes you can blame them. Cheating is a choice. If they are not getting fulfilled after doing the work with their partner step one is to leave the partner, step two is getting fulfilled elsewhere. If they jump to step two before doing step one they’ve shown what they are made of and deserve total blame for cheating.

[@DeETex0308]

With all the lies and deceit involved with cheating I just cannot fathom how the cheater (he or she) can EVER be trusted and respected again in that relationship.

[@p_nutt]

It depends on the circumstances. If you have been cheating and lying for some time then yeah I agree. However, if it was a one-time thing and you were upfront about it. I could see it being worked out. People make mistakes and sometimes we get caught up in a moment.

[@DeETex0308]

​@Pnutt I dont know. One lie of this magnitude or a hundred I don't see how a person can get over it. And without a doubt the it was just a moment excuse couldn't possibly be excepted ??? I could only see a spark of hope of reconciliation with admission before getting caught.

[@Beastmann3d]

I honestly don't understand the why people give this so much value. Shit happens, move on and accept that you still love each other or go your separate ways. I don't really care if my partner "cheats on me" as long as they are happy. We all bring different benefits into a relationship and if your partner is stepping out to fulfill a need you can either step up and do better in that area or be happy that you are able to fulfill all the needs that keep them coming back to you.

[@MrMduchesne23]

​@@DeETex0308 Being caught or admitting it really doesn't matter. The thing that must change is the environment that caused the cheating in the 1st place. That takes emotional openness, honesty, and profound self-reflection. If something she needs bothers her to the point that she's no longer sleeping with you, it must be addressed, or you should move on. I was a faithful and naive partner to a woman who rejected me sexually...constantly. When I started tracking, it was over 70 incidents of rejection in 3 months; this went on for 4 years in our 12-year relationship. A few years it was just my birthday and Christmas that I even saw her slightly naked...To understand this...I was happy but concerned that she didn't share what bothered her. We had been together for 8 years when this happened. It took a female coworker feeling sad for how pathetic I was to tell me she was cheating and probably had been cheating for years. After I stopped showing interest, she predicted the following significant conversations we'd have. 1) the wife would tell me she's concerned with my lack of sexual interest. 2) She'll give me an excuse for the drastic change in sexual activity....change in weight (mine or hers), stress at work, family problems etc...btw she chose my weight gain. 3) That she will accuse me of cheating...(after 6 months of gym work, 2 days with a significant change in diet) with only slightly more sex but more suspicion that I was cheating, including following me around with her friends' car. So when I asked her if she had been cheating on me, she responded, "I never slept with anyone else." "I NEVER SLEPT WITH ANYONE ELSE " is not a no; I asked her again and defined precisely what I meant by cheating, and she repeated her previous statement. When I informed her of her last "girls' night," her phone showed her at a hotel for 3 hours, long after all her friends said they had gone home. I got the answer: I didn't sleep with him, so what does it matter. 3 hours of not sleeping with someone you met at the bar while dancing during girls' night. She refused to talk to me about her needs, rejected me for years, called me fat, then accused me of cheating...ALL BECAUSE SHE WANTED ATTENTION FROM OTHER MEN. The fact she never fucked them doesn't matter. She took away from the family and caused damage to our relationship. There was no recovery. There was no friendship after the divorce. This is a woman who could have used every excuse in the book. My disability prevented us from doing lots of outdoor activities. Even though she agreed that if the roles were reversed, she'd refuse to let me go hiking with a group mainly compressed of the opposite sex, she insisted that she should be allowed to. Girls' nights don't involve other men..yet she gladly accepts free drinks from strangers.

[@stevegrady5134]

I can tell you as a guy who has been cheated on in the past that the relationship is never the same after that and you're better off ending the relationship right then and there. This is not the same as, "Once a cheater, always a cheater." The person who cheated on you may reform their ways with a future partner. As a current partner who was cheated on though, it's not going to be you. Mind you this is also not the same as, "Never forgive or forget." You can forgive someone to the extent that you get on with your life and quit burning up your emotional energy on that person. That's just being healthy. Cheating hurts to the bone though. At the moment that you find out, it feels like an invisible person walked into the room and punched you in the stomach. You should forgive for your own sanity but never kid yourself into thinking that you'll ever be able to forget. You won't. Rip the band-aid off fast, not slow. End the relationship, wish that person the best and move on with your life. It will never be the same if you try to stay with them.

[@p_nutt]

While I agree. If you view cheating this strongly then yes this is probably the best solution. However, not everyone feels this way. A lot of people don't treat sex as this holy place only your sole partner can access.

[@stevegrady5134]

@@p_nutt It has nothing to do with holiness or unholiness. I am not religious. It is about the violation of trust. The lack of honesty is made plain by the simple fact that cheating is something that one sneaks around to do and then later ‘gets caught’. If two people agree from the start to have a non-monogamous relationship then that is fine and ultimately their business. If someone feels compelled to cheat, then why even agree to a monogamous relationship to begin with?

[@aero4eva388]

@@p_nutt It is if you’re in a monogamous relationship.

[@lotuseater3287]

It's not about love. It's about trust. You cheated . How can I trust you? Trust , but verify. How? Actions speak larger than words.

[@maximuscomfort]

I agree with your comment, cheaters do change after getting dumped or get smarter at it. The problem I had was not moving away. I managed to reel in interested ones from the group but they have the same DNA. MGTOW and stacking

[@BecomeConsciousNow]

The best predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour. People rarely change, they are just conditioned that way. Which is and isn't their fault.

[@paulymac5513]

I was definitely with an abuser/victim. She did nothing but abuse me and blame anything and everything on me making my blood pressure go through the roof 184 over 100, I left before it killed me.

[@alfredobeten1989]

Can you blame her for cheating? Yes you can.

[@brianh1969]

Caitlin, always good info and appreciate your perspective on this important topic.

[@ramiroalvarez5397]

Good points of information on cheating. Your smart 🤓 Caitlin V! And cool 😎 too.😊

[@ransomemckissick8184]

Very interesting! Thanks for the intel!

[@8singularity]

I LOVE your preamble.

[@edmcgowan9500]

Love your advice!

[@thizao]

Congrats for the great content

[@p_nutt]

As a former cheater, I have used pretty much all of the examples except #4. People can change "If they want to". Sometimes it takes meeting someone you never want to hurt, to reveal the damage you are generating.

[@StephenKershaw1]

I am not a cheater... im lucky to have had a lot of women, so there is no real mystery for me... but I get it... a guy that doesn't get a lot of action will be easily persuaded to cheat.

[@p_nutt]

@@StephenKershaw1 I had the opposite environment. I had options, a lot of them. So if I didn't get my way with one girl. I would just find one that gave me what I wanted. Instead of breaking it off, I was greedy I would string them along for as long as I could.

[@haraldtheyounger5504]

I've known guys who have been cheated on, I've also known women who have been cheated on; none of them ever get over it. The trust may be put back piece by piece, but it's never whole, always fragile. Also, those who have cheated always carry that fact too, and remain distant behind their act of apparent interest. Humans just seem way too immature when becoming sexual, or thinking we're ready for a real relationship. Too many outside influences pushing people toward desires that they don't really understand.

[@jamesbaskin8616]

7.) And I say this without animosity toward these women, but Sexual abuse victims will often cheat. I can't pretend that I understand how sexual abuse leads to promiscuity, ( I have been told that it's to 'Get their power back' - and this makes little sense to me) but I have experienced it several times.

[@Decountest]

Not to make light of sexual abuse victims either, but they can be some of the most screwed up women to try and be in a relationship with, I mean those types of women are usually all messed up emotionally and yes, promiscuous big time. Makes no since.

[@Dulcimerist]

People who were sexually abused at a young age often get a very distorted view of sex, and can turn hypersexual as adults. People who were sexually abused or raped as adults might be more likely to be the kind who don't really want sex anymore, since it can trigger their PTSD.

[@earlknapp9918]

Your amazing and thanks

[@StephanieStults]

I love you Caitlin and watch all your videos, just dont comment much. But i just wanted to say now we need a video talking about cheating men. I know your kinda focused on advice for men... but you have straight women who love watching you too. 🥰

[@andrescarnederes2295]

I was just thinking about this yesterday :O The universe is mysterious...

[@Patrick10274]

Caitlin Crush Thursday, She deserves a special day since She is special

[@j.dduplessis1443]

Cheaters don't change. With time and day to day struggles they tend to go back small scale on old habits. 4 relationships 4 kids later. All same story. I just came out off my latest relationship and I ended it after the 4th time trying to save it. I went to see a marriage and familycounselor and told my story and I was told to end it. I ended up giving up everything for the lady...house, animals, passive income, basically everything I owned because she was not happy with this then that. Horrible and kids are getting torn apart due to this. If u want to cheat or live a party life stay far away from any relationship. People are getting hurt. I'm 40 and waisted 20 years of my life with woman that cheat or walk away when they fall pregnant.

[@passerby6168]

I don't think they were wasted. The love and forgiveness, trying to save it, all that is stored up as treasure in heaven.

[@8singularity]

Were the 20 years and 4 relationships with the same person or four different woman?

[@DrewLSsix]

You have your experiences to pull on, the partners you had didn't change, that's not the samenas change jot being possible.

[@lucylucian2564]

trying too hard is always the downfall of every relationship,especially if ur the only one thats doing it,so u should have seen she doesnt do anything for the relationship,and ur the only one giving ur all.

[@KappaClaus]

Most importantly, intuition, or your gut feeling is remarkably correct

[@karlsmith2570]

6:52 this one also sounds a lot like my ex, because there's been times that my ex would get mad at me about something and automatically expected me to know why she was mad at me without even the slightest hint

[@talisikid1618]

The answer to your question about number 6 is yes. We blame her because feeing unfulfilled can in no way justify any bad behavior, let alone betrayal. Nothing can justify or excuse cheating or adultery. Wedding vows are clear on this.

[@username-1043]

She summed up all women altogether.😂😂

[@salomao5423]

Caitlin, I'm about to complete your channel. You'll need to bring more hahah 😂 oh men, there's not a single video that was bad or superficial. Everything is just too good. Men out there, make yourselves a favor and subscribe!

[@MWB_FoolsParadisePictures]

This is a great video. I can say from experience that this info is pretty spot on. To the last category, I will say that, while I can't blame someone for initially cheating when their relationship makes them unhappy, I absolutely blame someone for continuing that relationship without saying something. And if the cheating continues, or any deception is done whatsoever to hide even the initial cheating, that's when it becomes psychological abuse, which is never excusable for any reason and a really messed up thing to do to a partner. If you're unhappy with your partner, the right thing to do is either address it or leave.

[@Dulcimerist]

My last girlfriend's previous "relationship" was with a married man that she babysat for. I gave her the benefit of the doubt that she had learned from her mistake and moved on. Then she started hooking up with guys that she would meet through me. Apparently, I was her pimp without even knowing it.

[@shaymicah4194]

I half agree on that one comment. That people can change their Personality. No. People can not change their True Personality. It's a trait that we all have. There are 16 Personality traits and you can't change it, unless you fake it but that's a whole other conversation. Now am I saying cheating is a "Personality Trait"? No.

[@gamer_aka_modern4975]

2,3,4 and maybe number 6 but not sure on 6 . 14 years together doing it every week 1-4 times every week!. But still some of her rude comments when she left me idk. I know I can get comfortable with some things and I’m not as spontaneous as I use to be but I still feel I’m a good lover. Now I’m looking for someone new to share my life with . Prayers for my new beginnings.

[@jdsimons6115]

Every last one.

[@JamesBond-ke5tp]

My ex cheated on me and for a long time I wondered why? It took a lot of time and therapy to realize that it really wasn’t me. That she had a lot of deep seated problems from childhood and that without help she would cheat on each of her partners. She cheated on her next couple before she thankfully got the help she needed, and thankfully I got the help I needed so I have a great relationship now with my current partner. Thanks for the video, very interesting info.

[@varunvir1]

Nice great...:)....!!!!!

[@runlikethewind8928]

A small percentage of people can chagne. On average though, "once a cheater, always a cheater".

[@dawnofkitty]

The thumbnail is ironic!! 😂

[@karlsmith2570]

3:53 Number 2 definitely applied in reference to my ex

[@vincemilley2124]

Really ,,,,, wow 😮

[@linnfuller5680]

Caitlin, I have a question for you, (or anyone else who wants to throw in their two cents). What about dating a woman who has a high 'body count'? Does it make a difference if a woman you're falling in love with has slept with 20 or 30 other guys before you? Can a woman, or a man, who's had sex with that many other people ever settle down and be monogamous with just one person in their marriage? Can all these people involved in the 'hookup culture' ever be happily married to just one spouse?

[@jennh2096]

I've known people who waited until marriage to have s3x, that later ended up being the cheater because curiosity of what's out there got the best of them. I think it just very much depends on the individual. The bigger question is what that person feels in regards to how important loyalty is in a monogamous relationship

[@barthez_]

It's the extremes. It's very, very rare that one stops the hookup behavior just like this. They may find all the excuses why it's fine to live that way and may not even want to go for an official relationship, even with someone they love... On the other hand, someone who hasn't experienced much of the matter can suddenly get their eyes opened and feel like they may miss out, if they go for a monogamous relationship right away, probably even for the rest of their life. I've been in both situations and it's definitely not fun.

[@Decountest]

Too many sexual experiences may leave one with the inability to actually be sexually satisfied by one person, this goes for men and women I believe.

[@henrykujawa4427]

There's a "NEMI" cartoon where she's in bed with a guy who asks her... "Have you been with many blokes before me?" She looks at him suspiciously, and replies... "You mean... this weekend?" (The character has a NASTY sense of humor.)

[@stankulp1008]

there is a reaction within women (that doesn't effect men) related to a hormonal bond that is messed up after a few times with different partners. They may lose the ability to connect emotionally with a man emotionally after being out and about. On the other hand, people can change. Cheating is like drugs and alcohol and other escapist perks and unless the cheater finds a way to deal with the problem that they are hiding from, these things will continue. The root cause in why they have a high body count, therefore, is what has to be calculated and worked on.

[@ronprince1478]

I am 66 years old, I have had the pleasure of a lot of women (extreme sports man, racing motorcycles etc.) and the ability to talk and problem solve. I have never once in my life cheated EVER, but the mother of my children did more than once. Other women over the years have to, all they had to do was say goodbye and I would have and have excepted that without serious consequences. I am not Alfa (need everyone to look up to me) not beta (just except the situation) I’m sigma (there is a cost to crossing me) also a loyalty for those I consider close. Those that have cheated (in love or business) have paid the price no matter how long it took or the cost. Say goodbye or start a war, their CHOICE.

[@nickf9392]

Any narcissist will cheat, man or woman. Dump them pronto.

[@espinoza-adventure]

You looks great

[@Kaleb_Talks]

I have a withholder! And she WORKS all the damn time. She cheating on me with her work stresses, then accuses me. 😮

[@matthewbaba9804]

So I don't think my partner is the type of partner who is unfulfilled by one partner but I am also her first sexual partner and so I feel like there is a lot left to be uncovered and explored with her that she may not even be aware of so my question is how do I leave the door open for that conversation if she needs to have it later

[@markb4459]

1. breathing, 2. dead, 3. short, 4. tall, 5. all other.

[@your_royal_highness]

These personality types pretty much cover just about all women….no wonder men have given up.

[@eibbor171]

just to save time the answer is all of them "she's not yours its just your turn"

[@davebreschard450]

Cheaters never change

[@robertwright1773]

Can it be possible that all 6 can be in one person?

[@michaelspencer2559]

#1 if they breathe #2 if they talk #3 if they eat #4 if they if they have a pulse And #5 if they say I love you 😂

[@slaughterking5625]

Plz don’t stop posting

[@manzchello4752]

I just cheated back. I felt better. And women hate competition knowing some other girl wants you

[@barthez_]

Another step to ending it all... and ending it badly.

[@pramitpatel6334]

Tit for tat lol 😆

[@DeETex0308]

Yeah Miss V day❤.

[@TarkMcCoy]

I didn't sign up for this. I was suppose to be an armadillo...

[@christytuttle5590]

Does this go both ways?

[@lanceroyal699]

If she breathing? She be cheating... Best not to date!

[@xerxes-thegodking7884]

Sounds like a a lot of excuse and unaccountability! I dated someone that ran the table of all 5. Which lead to #6. Why would you desire her anymore after the first 5. I'll put that on me for poor decision making from the jump!

[@chikientran8742]

I'm the second last, turned off everytime. But male version...

[@awalk5177]

The last one is the one that attracts predatory and narcissistic men and players. They are the men who feed of that situation and will say the right things to attract the woman into an affair and do so easily, because that excitement is exactly what she is looking for. The same applies to the no 3. Men who work away or are always "at the office" this is you we are talking about. Always sleep in the bed at home wherever possible, or someone else will.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

TYPE 1 OF 6: _"Nothing is worse than having an itch you can never scratch."_ -- BLADE RUNNER [1982]

[@jsebastian9547]

Is trauma common with the witholder?

[@henrykujawa4427]

"Nobody is trapped by their past or their behavior." WELL... I've been intensely studying NARCISSISM for the last 2 years, and I'm not sure I can agree with that. After 4 years of working as a CHHA for a PAIR of control-freak narcissists, my own personal experience is that no matter how much effort you put in, no matter how much intense SELF-CONTROL you exert, these kind of people are not only bad news, they are DANGEROUS to be around. Sad... but, as far as I can tell, TRUE. Oh yeah-- and there's this line that is extremely true: "Every accusation is a confession." So often, when someone is accusing you of things you never even dreamed of.... they're probably talking about THEMSELVES.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

Cheating, Bad. Kitter {at the very beginning of the video}, Good. 👍👍

[@ME_futball]

I didn't know Marni is your friend

[@zealobiron]

All of them.

[@elefintndaroom8629]

No its never one partners responsibility or fault another decides to cheat you can never sell that argument! If your unfilled then leave the relationship no need to cheat that is betrayal no matter how you spin it.

[@marcodanieletto7222]

5 types out of 4 😂

[@kenkneram4819]

My current partner is in cat 6a. I myself live in cat 6b.

[@Dulcimerist]

Both of those are excellent ethernet cables.

[@briseboy]

Ouch! Because a woman began her relationship with me by cheating on a person who did love her, and rather immediately communicated her fears of the different, though domestic lifestyle occurring with me, I segued into activities that periodically - for a week to 6-8 weeks separated. I did so in response to her cheating while i was dedicating life to making a better home, that is, working more than is healthy. This vid was and eye-opener to recognition that in response to her attempted cheating, i lost deep romantic and physical attraction to her, only rising thereafter through long absences. Man, we were NOT matched, as i still could never using cheating to gain love, romance, or even ejaculation.

[@gdwlaw5549]

With all this information available the most important people that should read this would be the family judge that separated me from my three young children. She lied about her cheating until I had to leave our home and her younger boyfriend moved in. Their relationship only lasted three years and in the meantime my son moved in with me. My daughters are now at university. My son has a relationship and seems happy. I will make my final payments after 10 years to her in January. So here it is…..she just regrets that I found out and it forced her into a relationship with this guy!

[@KFGSHFDGJDS]

oof such a good title only thing missing is thumbnail saying "THE TRUTH ABOUT CHEATING"

[@JackieMoss]

Bingo

[@jaciobe]

What if she fits into 3 of those categories

[@trinsit]

That's like all the different types of women. I don't know any that don't fall into these categories.

[@marklowe5939]

Mine never admits when she’s wrong and refuses to change because if she doesn’t admit anything… there’s no reason for her to change. My partner is so disconnected from me Facebook no longer even shows my posts on her page. Her male “friend’s” stuff gets her instant attention. She also has all her family believing I’m a monster…. I went 20+ years without sex….. I guess that makes me the under fucked. She literally took laxatives in order to avoid sex on the one day a week we agreed to have intimacy. I’m at the point of looking outside… sadly I’ve even told her….. I’m I nuts for even trying anymore?

[@MysticNinjaSoul]

what would someone that nags or says you are jealous of them talking to other guys like their ex bf that talked to them inappropriately? what cat woudld they fall under

[@lennykibet6689]

Cheating is non-negotiable. If you want to step out, leave. Why stay? Just leave

[@denniscraig2027]

My wife wanted a davorce and still date. Now it sucks theres no intamacy at all. No flirting nothing i text her i miss her and get nothing back. Im ready to move on

[@TGMasaka]

Is it worth trying to work it out with someone who cheated on you?

[@Lilpapersthe1]

In all honesty no but most people don’t have willpower so they’re technically just going to jump into the relationship again to give the partner another try then the third opportunity that’s given which leads them to cheating for a second time usually leads to a full on break up but in all cases let it go because you’re never gonna trust your partner after.

[@bill4632]

Hell NO.

[@mrsmith5114]

No excuse to cheat when you can leave instead.

[@johnrencheck2283]

So as far as im concerned your saying theres only 6 type of women...agreed

[@damingrail3655]

Well 1-5 all describe my Ex Wife to a T..... 🙂

[@johnvandam106]

Are there statistics that indicate who is more likely to cheat: Men or women?

[@lanceroyal699]

Really Dude??? Really...

[@artcreative6082]

Just don't have a relationship, at least not the normal one, and cheating will be obsolete. Progressive thinking, I know ;-)

[@karlsmith2570]

11:05 I've actually met a few women who would fall into the 6th type of women that are likely to cheat on their partner, most of them were married, and in a few of those cases, their husband's were cheating on them, as well

[@Ghostuso]

The way she tries to justify cheating by blaming men

[@clintn6677]

I think on a long enough timeline the chances of cheating increases exponentially. Sometimes I think about situations where I would be ok(not happy but could work through it). I think if my wife cheated and it was a physical thing that randomly happened, I would be hurt but I could forgive eventually. I think if she had something more than a physical relationship I couldn't continue with her. I am not perfect and the times I've considered cheating it was because of lack of physical and emotional intimacy. Thankfully I have avoided acting on it because unless I wanted to pay for it I didn't have the opportunity as I don't really have social relationships with women outside my marriage. I think the key is to figure out the issue before it escalates

[@michaelgreer8659]

I'd give anything if mine would

[@thesword-sapdog322]

Dude...ette.. there are only 5 types..😶 They'll all do it, given which way the wind blows.

[@wsthankyou]

Only 5 types...???

[@lanceroyal699]

Yeah..? The only one that I know? Breathing

[@christytuttle5590]

Let's hear about men.

[@Manwithacam52]

When she cheats... What you do is throw her out to Tuesdays trash.

[@jakeand9020]

10:57 Cheating is ALWAYS the cheaters fault. If she (or he) is unfulfilled they should end it, not cheat. The BS she spouts here is called victim blaming. Just end the freaking relationship before seeking fulfillment somewhere else, it's not rocket science.

[@AlexanderBV-mp6dt]

Pretty good stuff, I just realized that Mario updated his favorite way to tackle ED and it's crazy! Although what he previously talked about was pretty decent, it was difficult to follow, I just go'ogled the latest in Mario’s Thunderous Erections, it's so much simpler and potent now!

[@SchwarzSchwertkampfer]

💜💜💜✌🏿💯

[@billsanderson2227]

Do an episode on Y Do married women cheat plz ❤❤❤