The School of Greatness Relationship Scientist REVEALS The 3 CLEAR SIGNS They’ll CHEAT (Don’t Miss THIS RED FLAG!) | Macken Murphy
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Mar 13, 2024 
Macken Murphy, a behavior scientist, uncovers the intriguing dynamics of relationships and infidelity. He discusses three clear signs that might indicate a partner is likely to cheat, with insights on gender differences in infidelity. The conversation delves into the concept of 'young male syndrome' and the role of jealousy in love, questioning if it showcases love or toxicity. Macken also highlights how understanding family history and psychological traits can aid in navigating complex relational dynamics.
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Why Men Cheat More
- Men cheat more than women, likely due to evolutionary benefits of multiple offspring.
- However, infidelity has diverse motivations, including mate-switching and revenge.
Why Women Cheat
- Women may cheat to gain resources, switch mates, or obtain better genes for offspring.
- Revenge is another potential motive, possibly stemming from higher rates of being cheated on.
Monogamy vs. Polyamory
- Monogamy offers societal benefits like stability and reduced violence.
- Polyamory's perceived benefits may be due to self-selection, not inherent structure.