Relationship Scientist REVEALS 3 CLEAR SIGNS He'll CHEAT (Don’t Miss THIS RED FLAG!) | Macken Murphy

Today we welcome the inspiring Macken Murphy. Macken isn't just a behavior scientist; he's a master at decoding the little things we do and say that reveal a lot about our relationships and what we're really looking for in love and life. Whether you're single, dating, or just love understanding more about the people around you, Macken's insights are going to open your eyes to the complex world of human attraction.

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0:00 Intro
00:04:03 - Men Cheat More Than Women
00:07:48 - The Benefits and Reasons for Infidelity
00:11:33 - Motives for Women to Cheat
00:15:09 - Repercussions of Non-Monogamous Relationships
00:19:02 - Undermining Society with Unemployment and Disruptions
00:22:52 - Red Flags and Infidelity
00:26:30 - Body Count and Promiscuity Stigma
00:30:30 - Women's Perspectives on Sexuality and Jealousy
00:34:07 - Overcoming Jealousy in Relationships
00:38:07 - Eliminating Jealousy in Relationships
00:42:01 - Symptoms of Romantic Love and Relationship Survival After Infidelity
00:45:53 - The Mating Crisis and Risk Reduction
00:49:48 - Extra Pair Copulation in Socially Monogamous Species
00:53:26 - Understanding the Impact of Cheating on Relationships
00:57:09 - Attracting infidelity and bad pickers
01:00:50 - Understanding Narcissism and Improving Relationships
01:04:29 - The Power of Compliments in Relationships
01:08:08 - The Downside of Being Extremely Physically Attractive
01:12:05 - The Benefits and Costs of Dating Someone Above Your League
01:16:13 - The Experience of Eating an Apple
01:19:51 - Improving Relationships and Sexual Satisfaction
01:23:42 - Living in Accordance with Your Values
01:27:53 - Embracing and Trusting the Process

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[lewishowes]

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[JanetMacCallum]

I'm pretty sure I had PTSD (or PISD) form a major betrayal from a significant other. As much as I have sought therapy and tried to get over my trust issues it has impacted me long term. People need to think twice about leading a double life and betraying their partners.

[MayaChadalavada-nzqg]

I did not cheat on my ex who cheated on me. Instead I filed for divorce and he was surprised 🤣. Bye bye ! Now he can cheat freely.... It has been the best decision of my life to divorce him.

[Natalie-tlfr]

This was OUTSTANDING- THANK YOU GENTLEMEN!!! Changing lives 🫡👏👏👏👏😊

[monaissakarim]

What i really really appreciate that the speaker is fair and says it when he its not his area of expertise. He doesnt pretend that he "knows" everything and has the answer's to everything.

[murphymacken]

Thank you so much for having me on Lewis! I really enjoyed the conversation.

[a.d.]

This man is the perfect mix of confidence and humility

[tracyjohnson]

There are some great documentaries on the Himba.

[tearyraindrop]

It would be awesome! if in the near future the guest speaker would be Hellen Fisher (love expert) that was mentioned. 😃 Listening and better understanding why people cheat has me curious as to how people LOVE! .It would be great to learn and understand how to distinguish when someone truly Loves you.

[lori-annefay]

I think "cheating" often comes down to opportunity. Men expect free time at the end of a workday or week. Women with kids and a home to look after simply do not have the same time or energy.

[simoneelhallak]

“Don’t expect loyalty when you don’t offer honesty “

[AlisMarsaili]

Love your show!
I think men with power, like a Pastor, love the adoration (especially if their wife treats them the SAMO) therefore, seek out more groupies, or others who worship the power role.

So many variables to include; personally style, opportunity to cheat, level of lying, “Im divorcing my wife.” Of course jealousy and competition with wife vs the other woman.

Too many souls are hurt on so many levels it’s dysfunctional and destructive. A person I know lost their job and career, home, friends and family.

One more note here. If the man or woman cheats and is taken back several times, IMO the other half is causing problems as in part of the cheating problem.

[sudenims]

Have never cheated. When I was younger in an abusive relationship I was tempted but didn’t do anything about it. I have a very strong belief in being as honest as possible with people and myself. Truth sets us free.

[stariadreamtea]

Watched the entire thing. He's so engrossing and his voice + body language is hypnotic. He's quite humble and mature. Wonderful.

[draandreadiaz]

He’s EXTREMELY careful with his opinions. LOVE IT ❤

[TheKandidKate]

I asked a very beautiful woman what it was like to be so beautiful. She said it was lonely because people were afraid to approach her to talk with her.

[alejandradaly]

"I'm not committed emotionally to any ideas .." Crucial !

[porschajohnson]

Interviewer Question: Why not just break up before cheating? Interviewee's Response: "Why would you quit your job before securing another one?" That was such a good parallel! It's called Mate Switching. I don't agree with anyone cheating, but the response sure does put things into perspective for those of us who have asked the why not just break up question!

[maxmanx]

Whoever gets him as a partner will have quite the gem!

[rosebooth]

What an impressive gentleman. As a 28 year old, witnessing the level of maturity and humbleness that he possesses was refreshing. In my opinion, the smartest person in the room tends to be the person who acknowledges that they do not know everything. Excellent podcast all around. Great job Macken & Lewis!