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This week I’m diving into a topic that can feel like walking a tightrope: the psychology of being friends with a cheater. 

Don’t skip this episode just yet. You may be surprised by what’s to come. Whether you’ve experienced this situation yourself or just trying to understand the dynamics, it can be a confusing and emotionally charged experience. 

We won’t engage in shaming but rather get a little perspective. So if you’ve been the cheater, been cheated on, the friend of a cheater, or perhaps all of the above, you may learn something new in this week’s episode.  

As we know, friendship is built on a foundation of trust, and when that trust is compromised or betrayed, especially by someone close to you, someone you’ve known for years who you thought you understood inside and out and vice versa,  it can stir up all kinds of emotions. 

We’ll explore why people cheat, how friendships are affected, and how to navigate these tricky waters with empathy and boundaries. 

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