"In my personal experience with the women that do cheat, it's not that all women cheat, but the women that do cheat, it's very little to do with the woman itself. It's more to do with the man she selects." - Sadia Khan In this provocative episode, relationship expert Sadia Khan offers a candid perspective on infidelity in long-term relationships. Drawing from her professional experience and personal insights as a woman, Khan challenges common assumptions about cheating, suggesting that women may be more likely to engage in infidelity than men. She attributes this to women's heightened awareness of potential signs of cheating in their partners, as well as men's relative naivety when it comes to recognizing these signs in their wives. Khan delves deeper into the dynamics that may lead to infidelity, particularly focusing on the role of respect and fear of loss in relationships. She argues that a woman's likelihood of cheating is often tied to her level of respect for her partner and her perceived risk of losing the relationship. Khan's perspective sparks a thought-provoking discussion about the complex interplay of values, partner selection, and relationship dynamics in fostering fidelity. While her views may be controversial, they offer listeners a unique lens through which to examine their own relationships and the factors that contribute to long-term commitment and satisfaction.