Cheaters IRL Podcast

About Cheaters IRL Podcast

This podcast discusses cheating. It follows 6 true stories of cheating experiences that all have different fact scenarios and outcomes. It addresses the commonalities in people's experiences with cheating, as well as misconceptions about cheating, red flags to spot cheating and even some of the legal implications of cheating. This podcast is created and produced by an experienced family law attorney. Each episode has 2 parts that can both function as standalone episodes themselves but are in two parts for a reason. This is to make listening and navigating the episodes easier. Part 1 of each episode are the discussion portions of the episodes. Discussions regarding relationships, the commonalities in cheating experiences, misconceptions and red flags to spot cheating, as well as legal implications. Part 2 of each episode takes us through the 6 couples true (raw) stories of cheating where you will see the items discussed in Part 1 in real life scenarios. Questions such as the following will be addressed through-out the podcast: How to spot cheating What to do if you are being cheated on Why was I cheated on Why did I cheat What are the potential outcomes and impacts of cheating How do I trust anyone after I've been cheated on How can I handle interacting with my spouse after divorce, due to cheating, for our kid's sakes What are the long-term consequences of staying or leaving after cheating happens And more.

Publisher

cheatersirl

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

23 Aug 2025

Latest episode

27 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

41 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   27 Aug 2026

   Episode 21 Part 1: Types of Abuse in Cheating Relationships; What They Look like; The effects of Abuse; and Reasons Why People Don't Leave Abusive Relationships

   Episode 21 Part 1: Abuse in Intimate Relationships, Including Non-Physical Forms of Abuse like Emotional, Physical, Spiritual and Financial Abuse; What they Look Like; the Harm they Cause; and Why People Don't Leave Abusive Relationships Overt versus Covert Abuse Emotional abuse which targets your feelings and self-worth. It hurts your heart and your self-esteem. An emotional abuser typically uses words or actions to make you feel small Psychological abuse which attacks your mind and sense of reality. Spiritual abuse which uses faith or religion to control and trap you; it can also exploit faith or beliefs to force obedience. Financial abuse which controls access to money and jobs and thus severely affects a victim’s ability to leave the relationship. The Effects of Abuse include mental, physical and behavioral & social effects But it is also documented to actually physically rewire the brain resulting in long-term effects Why don't People Leave Abusive Relationships?

2. 

   12 Aug 2026

   Episode 20 Part 2: Kyle & Raquel Fallout from Confirmation of Cheating

   Episode 20 Part 2: Kyle & Raquel Fallout from Confirmation of Cheating The isolation tactics of abusers.

3. 

   24 Jul 2026

   Episode 20 Part 1: Why Do People Believe That Their Partner Would Never Cheat on Them?

   Episode 20 Part 1: Why Do People Believe That Their Partner Would Never Cheat on Them? What factors lead people to believe that their partner would NEVER cheat on them? Is this a reasonable belief or an unreasonable belief? Should a person, by default, trust their partner blindly? Or is it prudent to always be open to potential signs of your partner cheating? Does trust require blind faith?

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