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The Five-Year Rule: Repeat Offenders, Repeat Cheating, and Real Change (updated)
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- Sep 3, 2026
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Summary
Cheating, repeat cheaters, serial cheating, infidelity, relationship patterns, trust, and the five-year rule. If someone cheated before, are they more likely to cheat again? In this episode, Rheanna Aviy looks at research on repeat infidelity, including one study where 45% of prior cheaters cheated in the next relationship compared with 18% of people who had not cheated before. This episode is about patterns, accountability, trust, personal growth, and whether people can really change. Women: Join our daily meditation and email use at [email protected] and Subject: CIRCLE for more information. For all 290+ episodes listen on Podbean. Episodes: https://dnaremembrance.me/podcast Start Here https://www.divineenergy.me/interconnected Store https://dnaremembrance.me/ YouTube https://youtube.com/@rheannaaviy Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/divineenergyme/ Substack https://substack.com/@rheannaaviy Support: If this podcast has been meaningful to you, support is welcome via Zelle at [email protected], PayPal or Stripe. Support is appreciated in any amount, and does not include a booked session or reading. Your support helps to continue with the show. Thank you for assisting people in need, and strays. Why Heartbreak Hurts So Much: Breakup Psychology, Relationship Triggers & When to Let Go (updated) Are Human Pheromones Real? Why Someone Can Look Good but Smell Wrong How Birth Control Can Disrupt Dating & Marriages (updated) Quick disclaimer: This podcast shares spiritual and philosophical perspectives and is not medical or mental health advice. If you’re struggling, please speak with a licensed professional.