Why People Cheat?

Whatever happen to being faithful? Is being in a monogomous relationship to difficult? 90 percent of Americans believe infidelity is unacceptable yet 30 to 40 percent of people engage in it. Cheating and infidelity is associated with adverse outcomes such as depression, domestic violence, divorce, children out of wedlock, sexually transmitted diseases, and even homicide. Considering these negative effects, why do people cheat? Join myself Jeanette Abney, Dr. Lisa Romain, Alicia Taverner, and Danielle Metcaf also known as Ms. Hitch as we discuss, "Why People Cheat? 

As you can see we have several professional that have a wealth of personal experience and information to share with you the listeners. We however also want to hear from cheaters and those that have been cheated on to obtain the prospective of others. The show may be painful for some and can be a solution for others. Infidelity is something that must be explored. Many individuals have trust issues and others get blamed for what was done to their partner or spouse by another.

Before we can accuse oneof cheating we must first acknowledge what type of relationship we are in. The show will explore different types of  relationships: Single And Ready To Mingle; You Said You Was My Boo. I Thought We was In A Committed Relationship; You Lied To Me In Front Of God And All Of My Friends. 

Call 516 387-1914 at 12pm Pacific to share your story.