Rheanna explores the psychology of heartbreak, why romantic rejection can feel physically painful, attachment and rumination after a breakup, cheating patterns, repeat offenders, and what real change actually looks like.

We also look at research showing that people who cheated in one relationship were significantly more likely to cheat in their next relationship—but why “once a cheater, always a cheater” still isn't scientifically accurate.

If you're struggling to let go of an ex, questioning whether someone has really changed, or trying to understand why heartbreak affects you so deeply, this episode is about separating feelings from evidence, apologies from patterns, and love from access.

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