As women become more sexually liberated and masculine in their sexual behavior, cheating behavior is also increasing. Despite the stereotypes surrounding cheating, it can only make things worse in a relationship.
This podcast explores the concept of cheating in relationships and questions whether its severity is culturally conditioned through an examination of the history of monogamy.
This podcast talks about Esther Perel's book The State of Affairs and how it's not a book about infidelity but rather what we can learn about the human heart and the human condition from infidelity. The podcast also discusses how the book gives people insight into what really happens in couples' lives, including conversations with couples.
The speaker discusses how a lack of discipline and traditional values in a potential partner could be indicative of their character, and how going with the flow may apply to more than just day-to-day decisions.
The speaker shares his belief that most Olympic and professional sports are full of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) and cheating has become the new normal. He asserts that athletes either have to exit the sport or cheat to win.
The speaker admires Method Man's honesty, citing an instance where he politely turned down a girl who tried to kiss him outside his tour bus.