The Twisted Truth with Corey Wesley

When it gets cold and dark at 5 PM, that person you ignored all summer suddenly looks pretty good. Is that real connection, or just convenience?

In this solo episode, Corey Wesley checks what we were raised to believe about cuffing season. He covers:

• Why winter brings loneliness, reflection and holiday emotions
• The "three-month itch": why relationships that start in the cold often fade by spring
• Surface dating vs. what happens after the first three months
• The real test: how you answer when someone asks, "Are you dating someone?"
• How to talk honestly with your situationship before spring arrives

Corey also asks you to think about when your current relationship started, and what happens when it gets warm.

Read Corey's article "The Three-Month Itch" on overmag.com. Merch is at thetwistedtruthpodcast.com. His latest book is The Pursuit of Unavailable Love.

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You already left. The friendship, the relationship, the job. Now they want to know why.

A few weeks ago Corey asked when cutting people off became personal growth. Last week it was the scariest text you can get. This week he takes it one step further. Do you owe them the real reason?

Corey gets into the safe version people give on the way out, what changes when someone asks you straight up what they did, and when it's okay to say nothing at all. Then he turns it back on you. Do you even know the real reason you left?

Next Tuesday: How do you know if you're good in bed or bad in bed?

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Corey's latest book, Pursuit of Unavailable Love, is out now.
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“We need to talk.” Four words, and your stomach drops before you even open the message.

Most of us grew up thinking the way to keep the peace is to keep quiet. A couple weeks ago Corey asked when cutting people off became personal growth, and said growth can mean having the hard conversation before you walk away. This week he picks up right there.

Where should a hard conversation start, and does a text count? How long is too long to sit on something? Is keeping quiet ever the right move? And when that text comes to you, what do you do with it?

Next Tuesday: Do You Owe Them the Real Reason You Left?

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Half the people dating right now say money compatibility matters more than chemistry. Almost half say talking about income on a date gives them the ick. So how is anybody supposed to find out if they're compatible?

Corey Wesley walks through new numbers on dating and money, then gets into what "financially compatible" actually means, who pays on the first date, whether broke and responsible beats rich and reckless, and when the money talk should happen. Then he flips it back on you: what does your money say about you to the person across the table?

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Stats source: Zelle New Economics of Dating Report (1,800 U.S. adults, surveyed Aug. 14–25), reported by Axios on Sept. 22, 2026:
 https://www.axios.com/2026/09/22/the-rising-price-tag-of-romance

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In this episode of The Twisted Truth, Corey Wesley asks when cutting people off became synonymous with healing. He explores the difference between healthy boundaries and avoidance, why difficult conversations matter, and how personal growth can mean accountability, forgiveness, and facing what we may not want to hear. This is a candid reflection on relationships, conflict, and the courage to communicate before walking away.

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In this episode of The Twisted Truth, I talk about what built up before that night: being pushed after saying stop, feeling like my sobriety was being tested, passive aggression, and the weight of feeling used. I wish I’d handled the ending differently. I still have to be honest about why the friendship ended.|

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Discover how recognizing hidden patterns in your relationships can transform your life. In this episode, Corey Wesley reveals the subtle cues that predict future outcomes and shares practical tactics to identify and break free from toxic cycles. Learn why understanding your predictable tendencies is your greatest advantage and how embracing them leads to personal growth and authentic change. Tune in to uncover the truth about your behavior and take control of your relationships today.

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In this episode, Milton Wes Art reflects on the past year, discussing the importance of introspection and personal growth. He shares his thoughts on New Year's resolutions, the power of intention, and the lessons learned from both positive and challenging experiences. Milton emphasizes the significance of commitment to oneself and the journey towards becoming a better version of oneself.

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In this intriguing episode of "The Twisted Truth," Corey Wesley delves into the delicate dance between storytelling and deception. Through personal anecdotes and insightful reflections, Corey explores how lies are woven into narratives and the impact they have on our lives. Discover the fine line between truth and fiction, and learn why trusting your intuition is key in navigating the stories we tell and hear. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges the way we perceive honesty and storytelling.

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In this thought-provoking episode of "The Twisted Truth," host Corey Wesley delves into the complex world of adult fantasies. Join Corey as he explores the boundaries between fantasy and reality, examining how these desires can shape our intimate relationships and personal identities. Through candid discussions and personal reflections, this episode challenges listeners to consider the deeper implications of fantasies that may seem harmless but carry significant emotional weight. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation that questions societal norms and encourages a deeper understanding of our innermost desires.

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