Trust and Infidelity
Jordan and Jason discuss trust issues and infidelity in relationships. They explore the idea that cheating is a sign of someone's ability to rationalize bad behavior and how trust can be rebuilt after infidelity. They also touch on the gray area of leaving a previous relationship for someone else.In this clip
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